
China’s Economy Surges Despite US Tariff Shocks in Q1 2025
China’s economy shows impressive growth in Q1 2025, demonstrating resilience amid US tariff hikes and global challenges.
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China’s economy shows impressive growth in Q1 2025, demonstrating resilience amid US tariff hikes and global challenges.
China’s economy grew by 5.4% in the first quarter of 2023, surpassing expectations with strong consumption, industrial output, and exports, signaling a robust start to the year.
Chinese experts propose investing $14 trillion in education, healthcare, and urbanization to boost domestic consumption, with plans to transform Hainan into a global trade hub.
China’s State Council Information Office shares insights on the national economic performance for the first quarter of 2025, with Deputy Commissioner Sheng Laiyun addressing the media.
Bolstered by supportive policies, China’s consumer market is experiencing robust growth, with rising consumer demand and increased rural spending unlocking new consumption vitality.
China’s consumer and producer price indexes both dropped in March due to seasonal factors, signaling economic adjustments.
At the Boao Forum for Asia 2025, experts discuss China’s evolving role in regional economic integration, the Hainan free trade port, and global supply chains, signaling opportunities for Asia’s future.
China is shifting towards a service-oriented economy by investing in its people and expanding service consumption, aiming to boost domestic demand and achieve sustainable economic growth.
The arrival of spring sparks a vibrant economic revival in the Chinese mainland, with outdoor gear sales soaring and new consumer trends emerging among young people.
China’s new consumer promotion policies are fueling optimism for the automotive market’s growth by 2025, focusing on green and intelligent upgrades. CPCA’s Secretary-General shares insights on this impact.