
China’s Digital Integration Boosts Global Economic Growth
China’s integration of its digital and real economies is driving high-quality development and fueling global economic growth through innovation and technology.
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China’s integration of its digital and real economies is driving high-quality development and fueling global economic growth through innovation and technology.
Six years after its strategic plan launch, China’s Greater Bay Area emerges as a powerhouse, showcasing dynamic growth, innovative transportation, and vibrant connections across cities.
Under President Xi Jinping’s guidance, China aims to expand its ice and snow economy to 1.5 trillion yuan by 2030, transforming winter into a season of vibrant economic growth.
At the World Economic Forum, McKinsey China’s chairman Joe Ngai urges businesses to adapt to global trade changes amid rising geopolitical tensions.
The Asian Development Bank keeps China’s growth forecast steady for 2024 and 2025 while lowering expectations for other developing economies in the Asia-Pacific region.