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

China targets fiscal stimulus, trade-in programs, and social welfare increases to boost consumer spending and drive economic growth in 2025.

Premier Li Qiang announces a 2025 initiative to regulate business-related law enforcement and improve the business environment in China.

China's decision to raise its budget deficit to 4% of GDP in 2025 aims to counteract U.S. tariffs and stimulate domestic growth.

China's first monetary policy loosening in over a decade signals intensified efforts to spur growth amid economic challenges.

China and South Korea push forward with free trade pact talks, focusing on strengthening supply chains and boosting economic cooperation.

China braces for further currency pressures as US tariff threats and a rising dollar weigh on the yuan’s stability.

China’s pledge to support real estate and local debt boosts market confidence, driving Shanghai stocks up over 2%.

Homeowners set to benefit from lower payments as China ramps up efforts to stabilize the housing market and stimulate economic recovery.

New fiscal measures focus on housing market recovery and infrastructure investment as China seeks to counter slow economic growth.

Analysts anticipate trillions in stimulus aimed at boosting the real estate, consumption, and infrastructure sectors.

China’s swap facility boosts market confidence but deeper reforms are still needed to address broader economic challenges.

Stock markets initially surged on stimulus hopes but pared gains when no new measures were announced.

China pledges more measures to sustain economic growth as stocks surge 10%, despite challenges.

Shanghai leads China's real estate revival as eased restrictions boost sales across major cities during the holiday.