#GDP growth
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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.
As China's National People's Congress approaches, Beijing signals a shift from GDP-focused growth to quality-driven development. What does this mean for global investors and multinational corporations?
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The Fed's Bostic warns that strong GDP growth is raising inflation concerns, creating a complex scenario for global markets and monetary policy.
US Q4 growth rate crashes to 1.4% from 3.1%, missing expectations by wide margin. Analysis of implications for global markets, Fed policy, and international trade.
Japan's Q4 GDP grew just 0.2% annualized while stocks soar to record highs. This disconnect reveals fundamental challenges facing Asia's economic recovery.
Most Chinese provinces lower 2026 growth targets, signaling shift from stimulus-driven to tech-focused development. What does this strategic pivot mean for global markets and trade?
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New analysis debunks the narrative that AI investment saved the U.S. economy. Consumer spending, not artificial intelligence, was the real hero of 2025 GDP growth.
China's GDP growth is projected to slow to 4.5% by 2026, a Nikkei survey shows. A persistent property market slump is fueling weak domestic demand, weighing on the economy.
