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Efforts underway to stimulate consumption

A recent action plan to vigorously boost consumption proposes a total of 30 policy measures including increasing incomes, reducing burdens and improving quality

Will higher deficit-to-GDP ratio increase fiscal risks?

The deficit-to-GDP ratio will be raised by 1 percentage point to 4 percent, pushing the total deficit to 5.66 trillion yuan ($789 billion), up by 1.6 trillion yuan ($223 billion) from last year

Creating a fair and just business environment

Harvesting hope: China's vision for agricultural modernization

On February 23, China unveiled its "No.1 Central Document" for 2025, marking the first policy statement issued by the country's central authorities this year

Connecting the dots in the logistics sector

This will involve integrating data from government departments, related enterprises, and operators of ports, highways, railways and aviation

Trumped up tariffs

The threat of tariffs sent both Canada and Mexico scrambling, with both countries pledging thousands of additional staff to police their borders with the U.S., and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promising to appoint a "fentanyl czar" and establish a "strike force."

A deep dive into the AI pool

The success of DeepSeek appears to have unsettled U.S. officials. As stock prices for American AI companies were plummeting at the time of writing, DeepSeek also faced extensive cyberattacks

Promoting shipshape trade

Chinese shipbuilders contribute to global progress

A unified national market to build faster

Breaking down regional market barriers and administrative separation enables the free flow and efficient allocation of goods and resources on a national scale

Shifting gears: China's 2025 monetary reset

The decision to implement a moderately loose monetary policy is closely tied to the current economic development goals and the pressures China is facing

Labor decreases in manufacturing but increases in service

The decrease in the working population in China's secondary industries and the increase of that in tertiary industries is a result of China's progress in science and technology

Why China is promoting the debut economy

It covers the whole-process chain development of enterprises, from product and service launches to setting up new research and development centers and establishing new company headquarters

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