
China’s Q1 Growth Surpasses Expectations with 5.4% GDP Boost
China’s economy grows 5.4% in Q1 2025, surpassing expectations with strong retail sales and industrial output, signaling robust recovery amid global challenges.
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China’s economy grows 5.4% in Q1 2025, surpassing expectations with strong retail sales and industrial output, signaling robust recovery amid global challenges.
China’s foreign trade shows signs of stabilization in Q1 2025, with exports rising 6.9% amid global economic challenges. Advanced manufacturing and green tech sectors lead the growth.
Chinese consumers are feeling more optimistic about their financial future, with recent surveys showing a boost in spending on health, travel, and wellness as the economy regains momentum.
China’s consumer market is on the rise, driven by people-centered policies that boost spending and improve livelihoods, with both urban and rural areas showing strong growth.
China implements new measures to boost economic recovery and stabilize the real estate market in 2024.
China’s manufacturing PMI rose to 50.2 in February, signaling a rebound after the Spring Festival, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
China’s industrial firms saw a smaller profit decline in November, with high-tech industries leading growth and policy measures showing positive effects.
China vows to continue efforts to stabilize its housing market in 2025, focusing on unlocking housing demand and supporting first-time buyers and those looking to improve their homes.
China’s economy is showing significant recovery as new stimulus measures boost retail, investment, and market confidence. Key sectors are bouncing back, signaling renewed growth.
China’s factory activity expanded for the second consecutive month in November, signaling a steady recovery in the world’s second-largest economy.