
China’s Domestic Demand Boosts Economic Growth
China’s domestic demand is propelling its economic growth amid global challenges, highlighting the resilience and potential of its consumer market.
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China’s domestic demand is propelling its economic growth amid global challenges, highlighting the resilience and potential of its consumer market.
China plans to boost domestic demand by stimulating consumption and investment, aiming to fuel economic growth in 2025. Experts discuss how targeted policies can sustain this growth.
China’s foreign trade surged to a record 43.85 trillion yuan ($5.98 trillion) in 2024, marking a 5% year-on-year growth, according to the General Administration of Customs.
Pakistani business leaders urge swift execution of CPEC projects, highlighting their crucial role in Pakistan’s economic growth and industrial development.
Sri Lanka’s new marina in Port City Colombo is poised to make the country a hotspot for regional tourism and investment, boosting the economy and attracting high-end travelers.
China will increase its fiscal deficit and expand special bonds in 2025 to boost economic growth, officials announced, outlining plans to support recovery and address housing needs.
China is balancing rapid growth with high-quality development to modernize its economy. By boosting domestic demand, innovating industries, opening up globally, fostering regional synergy, and embracing green transformation, China sets a path for a brighter future.
China’s SMEs are driving economic resilience through innovation, signaling strong growth amid global challenges.
The United Nations projects global economic growth to remain at 2.8% in 2025, highlighting both positive trends like declining inflation and ongoing challenges impacting the world’s economies.
China is balancing optimizing new growth and revitalizing existing assets to enhance resource efficiency and drive high-quality economic development.