
Central Asia’s Tech Leap: Embracing the Digital Future
Central Asia is on the verge of a tech revolution. By embracing digital innovations and closing the digital gap, the region can transform its future and empower its youth.
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Central Asia is on the verge of a tech revolution. By embracing digital innovations and closing the digital gap, the region can transform its future and empower its youth.

China’s economy grew steadily in May, with key indicators showing resilience across sectors like industry and services.

China’s retail sales jumped 6.4% in May—the fastest pace since December 2023—beating expectations and signaling strong consumer spending.

China’s industrial output expanded by 5.8% in May compared to last year, indicating steady economic growth.

Shenzhen and Chengdu are recognized as China’s model cities for vibrant consumption, showcasing high consumer vitality in the latest survey.

CAPYIC has been launched in Beijing, uniting Asia-Pacific youth for collaboration and innovation through new platforms and initiatives.

China and Central Asia are deepening their economic ties with record trade growth. From 2013 to 2022, trade between them surged by 116%, highlighting stronger cooperation and mutual development.

The Global South is moving beyond reliance on the U.S. dollar, taking steps to build economic resilience amid U.S. fiscal uncertainty.

President Trump reverses previous block by the Biden administration, conditionally approving Nippon Steel’s acquisition of U.S. Steel, paving the way for significant Japanese investment in the U.S.

China’s credit growth surged in May as government fiscal policies boosted lending, according to the People’s Bank of China.