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China's Economic Plans: Implications for Global Stability and US-China Relations
US experts highlight the significance of China's economic plans, presented at the Central Economic Work Conference, emphasizing the need for increased US-China cooperation to address global challenges and rebuild trust, while noting potential hurdles and the importance of broader dialogue.
China's Economic Plans: Implications for Global Stability and US-China Relations
US experts highlight the significance of China's economic plans, presented at the Central Economic Work Conference, emphasizing the need for increased US-China cooperation to address global challenges and rebuild trust, while noting potential hurdles and the importance of broader dialogue.
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Nansha Port Reaches 20 Million TEUs, Elevating Guangzhou's Shipping Hub Status
Nansha Port in Guangzhou, China, achieved a record 20 million TEUs in container throughput this year, significantly boosting Guangzhou's international shipping hub status and facilitating national and regional economic development; foreign trade containers surpassed 10 million TEUs, and the port boa...
Nansha Port Reaches 20 Million TEUs, Elevating Guangzhou's Shipping Hub Status
Nansha Port in Guangzhou, China, achieved a record 20 million TEUs in container throughput this year, significantly boosting Guangzhou's international shipping hub status and facilitating national and regional economic development; foreign trade containers surpassed 10 million TEUs, and the port boa...
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China's FDI to Rebound in 2025 Despite 2024 Dip
Despite a 27.9 percent year-on-year FDI decrease in China from January to November 2024 (749.7 billion yuan, $103 billion), a recovery is expected in 2025 due to growth in high-tech, green energy, and digital sectors, with November showing a 6 percent year-on-year increase.
China's FDI to Rebound in 2025 Despite 2024 Dip
Despite a 27.9 percent year-on-year FDI decrease in China from January to November 2024 (749.7 billion yuan, $103 billion), a recovery is expected in 2025 due to growth in high-tech, green energy, and digital sectors, with November showing a 6 percent year-on-year increase.
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China Strengthens Global Supply Chains Amidst Decoupling Efforts
China's proactive measures, including streamlined customs processes and robust infrastructure, are strengthening global supply chain collaboration, attracting foreign investment, and boosting its foreign trade, which reached 39.79 trillion yuan in the first 11 months of 2024.
China Strengthens Global Supply Chains Amidst Decoupling Efforts
China's proactive measures, including streamlined customs processes and robust infrastructure, are strengthening global supply chain collaboration, attracting foreign investment, and boosting its foreign trade, which reached 39.79 trillion yuan in the first 11 months of 2024.
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China's Booming Winter Tourism
Driven by increased post-2022 Beijing Olympics awareness and colder temperatures, Chinese winter tourism bookings surged since late October across domestic destinations like Harbin and Xinjiang, and internationally in places such as Hokkaido, Japan, with online travel agencies Trip.com and Tuniu rep...
China's Booming Winter Tourism
Driven by increased post-2022 Beijing Olympics awareness and colder temperatures, Chinese winter tourism bookings surged since late October across domestic destinations like Harbin and Xinjiang, and internationally in places such as Hokkaido, Japan, with online travel agencies Trip.com and Tuniu rep...
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Lunar New Year Holiday Spurs Record Travel Bookings in China
The extended eight-day Lunar New Year holiday in China, from January 28 to February 4, 2025, is causing a massive surge in travel bookings, with domestic and international destinations seeing significant increases, driven by factors including price drops and relaxed visa policies.
Lunar New Year Holiday Spurs Record Travel Bookings in China
The extended eight-day Lunar New Year holiday in China, from January 28 to February 4, 2025, is causing a massive surge in travel bookings, with domestic and international destinations seeing significant increases, driven by factors including price drops and relaxed visa policies.
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Danaher's 2024 Challenges and 2025 Outlook
Danaher, a life sciences firm, faced a difficult 2024 due to reduced bioprocessing demand from high customer inventories and underfunded biotech startups, compounded by China's economic slowdown; however, a 2025 rebound is anticipated from increased IPO activity and normalized inventories.
Danaher's 2024 Challenges and 2025 Outlook
Danaher, a life sciences firm, faced a difficult 2024 due to reduced bioprocessing demand from high customer inventories and underfunded biotech startups, compounded by China's economic slowdown; however, a 2025 rebound is anticipated from increased IPO activity and normalized inventories.
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Shanghai Port Achieves 50 Million TEU Milestone
Shanghai Port became the first worldwide to surpass 50 million TEU in annual container traffic on December 22, 2024, driven by increased exports, international transhipments, and ship-to-ship transfers, showcasing China's industrial strength and global trade facilitation.
Shanghai Port Achieves 50 Million TEU Milestone
Shanghai Port became the first worldwide to surpass 50 million TEU in annual container traffic on December 22, 2024, driven by increased exports, international transhipments, and ship-to-ship transfers, showcasing China's industrial strength and global trade facilitation.
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Oil Prices Rise on Positive Short-Term Outlook
On Tuesday, oil prices rose, with Brent crude at $73.37 and WTI at $69.98 per barrel, due to a short-term positive market outlook, reduced holiday trading volume, supportive supply and demand changes, and China's planned fiscal stimulus.
Oil Prices Rise on Positive Short-Term Outlook
On Tuesday, oil prices rose, with Brent crude at $73.37 and WTI at $69.98 per barrel, due to a short-term positive market outlook, reduced holiday trading volume, supportive supply and demand changes, and China's planned fiscal stimulus.
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China's Economic Outlook: Domestic Demand and 2025 Growth Projections
The Caijing Annual Dialogue 2024 in Beijing emphasized expanding domestic demand and capital markets to counter global uncertainties, with experts highlighting infrastructure investment and leveraging China's large market and high savings rate for economic growth in 2025.
China's Economic Outlook: Domestic Demand and 2025 Growth Projections
The Caijing Annual Dialogue 2024 in Beijing emphasized expanding domestic demand and capital markets to counter global uncertainties, with experts highlighting infrastructure investment and leveraging China's large market and high savings rate for economic growth in 2025.
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Shanghai Port First to Surpass 50 Million TEU in Annual Container Throughput
On December 22, 2024, Shanghai Port became the first globally to surpass 50 million TEU in annual container throughput, driven by increased exports, international transhipments, and ship-to-ship transfers, reflecting China's strong industrial system and global trade influence.
Shanghai Port First to Surpass 50 Million TEU in Annual Container Throughput
On December 22, 2024, Shanghai Port became the first globally to surpass 50 million TEU in annual container throughput, driven by increased exports, international transhipments, and ship-to-ship transfers, reflecting China's strong industrial system and global trade influence.
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Trump's Tariffs, China's Countermoves: A New Era of Economic Competition
President-elect Trump's threat to impose 100 percent tariffs on BRICS countries and other nations if they create an alternative currency to the US dollar, coupled with his planned additional tariffs, could negatively impact the global economy, particularly China, although China's stimulus packages a...
Trump's Tariffs, China's Countermoves: A New Era of Economic Competition
President-elect Trump's threat to impose 100 percent tariffs on BRICS countries and other nations if they create an alternative currency to the US dollar, coupled with his planned additional tariffs, could negatively impact the global economy, particularly China, although China's stimulus packages a...
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