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Apr 30, 07:19

China Launches New School of Economics to Boost Global Economic Influence

The University of International Business and Economics launched a new School of Economics in Beijing on Saturday, aiming to cultivate economic talent, generate original research in the digital economy, and contribute Chinese solutions to global economic challenges by 2035.

China Launches New School of Economics to Boost Global Economic Influence

The University of International Business and Economics launched a new School of Economics in Beijing on Saturday, aiming to cultivate economic talent, generate original research in the digital economy, and contribute Chinese solutions to global economic challenges by 2035.

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How does the establishment of the School of Economics contribute to China's broader economic strategy, and what specific challenges does it aim to address?

China's economic growth strategy emphasizes high-quality development, technological innovation, and industrial upgrading, supported by monetary and fiscal policies. The new School of Economics aims to contribute to this by fostering top economic talent and developing cutting-edge theories. This aligns with China's goal of becoming the world's largest economy while promoting a just and transparent international economic order.

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Mar 24, 10:11

Global South Finance Forum Calls for New Equitable Financial Order

The 2025 Global South Finance Forum, held in Beijing from March 19-21, concluded with a consensus to create a more equitable global financial system, addressing challenges like rising protectionism and technological blockades impacting the Global South's economic growth and influence.

Global South Finance Forum Calls for New Equitable Financial Order

The 2025 Global South Finance Forum, held in Beijing from March 19-21, concluded with a consensus to create a more equitable global financial system, addressing challenges like rising protectionism and technological blockades impacting the Global South's economic growth and influence.

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How have rising protectionism and technological blockades impacted the economic growth and global influence of Global South nations?

The forum highlights the growing economic power of the Global South, which contributed 42 percent of global real GDP in 2024, up from 26 percent in 2006. However, participants noted challenges like rising protectionism (nearly 3,000 new trade-distorting measures in 2023) and technological blockades, impacting the Global South's influence in the international financial system despite its significant economic contribution.

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Apr 9, 10:13

US Tariffs Risk Boosting Renminbi as Dollar Weakens

The United States' new tariffs, raising recession risks and disrupting global trade, may unintentionally boost alternative currencies like the Chinese renminbi, as economists warn of reduced US dollar liquidity and a weakening dollar index (down 4.94 percent year-to-date).

US Tariffs Risk Boosting Renminbi as Dollar Weakens

The United States' new tariffs, raising recession risks and disrupting global trade, may unintentionally boost alternative currencies like the Chinese renminbi, as economists warn of reduced US dollar liquidity and a weakening dollar index (down 4.94 percent year-to-date).

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How will the US's new tariffs impact the global currency landscape and specifically the international standing of the US dollar?

The US's new tariffs, disrupting global trade and raising recession risks, may inadvertently strengthen alternative currencies like the Chinese renminbi. Economists predict tighter global dollar liquidity due to reduced US trade deficits, weakening the dollar's international standing. This is evidenced by the US dollar index falling 4.94 percent since the start of the year.

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