
China’s Consumption Market Booms With Strong Start to Lunar New Year
China’s consumption market starts strong in the Lunar New Year, driven by government incentives and new trends, setting the tone for economic growth ahead.
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China’s consumption market starts strong in the Lunar New Year, driven by government incentives and new trends, setting the tone for economic growth ahead.

US President Donald Trump’s threats to impose high tariffs on Canada and Mexico could isolate America, warns Professor Xing Yuqing.

Canadians express concern over new U.S. tariffs that risk straining the longstanding alliance between the two countries, affecting industries and businesses on both sides of the border.

China’s annual trade in services has exceeded $1 trillion for the first time, marking a significant milestone and showcasing the growth potential of the nation’s service sector.

EU emphasizes the importance of fair trade amid global tariff tensions, pledging to respond firmly if targeted.

U.S. core inflation rises amid volatile food prices, leading the Federal Reserve to pause interest rate cuts amid economic concerns.

Canada cuts interest rates to 3% amid looming US tariff threats, signaling heightened economic uncertainty.

The U.S. Federal Reserve holds its first meeting of 2023 to address soaring inflation and consider changes to interest rates.

President Trump’s mass deportation plan could heavily impact the U.S. construction industry, which relies on undocumented migrant workers, potentially leading to labor shortages and economic slowdowns.

Standard Chartered’s Benjamin Hung shares insights on navigating global trade challenges and China’s role in global growth at the World Economic Forum.