Economy

China’s manufacturing grew in March, driven by exports and improved employment, but domestic demand remains weak.

China’s shipyards are quickly building car transport vessels to support global automotive growth and stabilize EV exports.

China’s Premier urges private enterprises to adapt to trade pressures, with the government pledging more support to boost resilience.

China prepares an economic strategy for 2025, with plans to boost consumption and technology while addressing trade tensions with the US.

China outlines economic plans for 2025, focusing on growth, trade stability, and financial reforms.

China targets 5% GDP growth for 2025, boosts stimulus, and raises the deficit to tackle economic challenges amid trade tensions.

China’s export curbs on lithium and mineral processing tech aim to boost its control over the global battery supply chain.

Premier Li Qiang’s pledges reinforce China’s focus on stabilizing foreign investment and expanding its economic influence.