#China economy

China promises to expand imports and open its vast market to help other countries boost exports. But is this genuine openness or strategic maneuvering amid growing trade tensions?

Chinese economic officials warn of near-term volatility from Iran conflict while pledging to pursue balanced trade after recording a $1.2 trillion surplus, raising questions about policy credibility.

China announces 4.5-5% GDP growth target for 2026, the lowest since 1991, reflecting domestic headwinds and external pressures while pursuing stable development

President Xi Jinping calls for technological innovation and resilience as China pivots to 'new quality productive forces.' What this means for global markets and competition.

China announced a 4.5-5% growth target amid trade tensions, weak domestic demand, and rising debt. What does this conservative outlook mean for the global economy?

China unveils its lowest GDP growth target ever at 4.5-5% while doubling down on technology investments. What this shift means for global markets and competition.

China's massive domestic stimulus package signals a shift from export-led to consumption-driven growth, with major implications for global supply chains.

China unveils priorities for tech innovation, economic security, and carbon reduction, targeting to double per capita GDP from 2020 levels by 2035. What's behind the 20 growth targets?

China cuts economic growth target to 4.5-5% amid domestic challenges and trade tensions. What does this mean for global markets and investors?

China sets 2026 GDP growth target at 4.5-5%, signaling a shift from breakneck expansion to sustainable development. What this means for global markets and geopolitical balance.

China's reduced GDP growth target signals economic headwinds and reshapes global investment strategies. What it means for markets worldwide.

Iran conflict threatens methanol supply chain to China, potentially disrupting manufacturing from plastics to paint. Analysis of geopolitical supply chain vulnerabilities