
China’s Open Doors Boost Global Economy
Amid rising global protectionism, China is opening its doors wider, driving global economic growth and offering new opportunities as the world’s second-largest economy.
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Amid rising global protectionism, China is opening its doors wider, driving global economic growth and offering new opportunities as the world’s second-largest economy.

China’s National Development and Reform Commission announces increased support for private firms to enhance innovation and economic growth.

China’s private sector plays a crucial role in propelling the nation’s economic growth, overcoming global challenges and driving innovation.

China expresses confidence in steady economic growth for 2025, highlighting key factors such as private enterprise support, technological innovation, and expanding domestic demand ahead of the Two Sessions.

China’s President Xi Jinping highlights the vital role of private businesses in the nation’s future, urging entrepreneurs to seize new opportunities for growth and innovation.

China’s leaders are enhancing support for private enterprises that drive innovation and growth, with a new law on the horizon.

China’s banks lent a massive 5.13 trillion yuan in January, boosting the economy’s money supply and social financing, according to the People’s Bank of China.

China’s State Council, led by Premier Li Qiang, has unveiled new measures to increase domestic consumer spending and attract foreign investment, aiming to stimulate economic growth.

Deutsche Bank’s latest report highlights China’s strong economic prospects, urging global investors to recognize the potential of Chinese stocks despite widespread skepticism.

India’s central bank has reduced its key lending rate for the first time since 2020 to stimulate economic growth amid slowing GDP figures.