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China tourism: cold spots are hot tickets as southern residents head north to ski

With temperatures falling and holidays approaching, ski resorts across northern China are experiencing a surge in visitors from the south,…

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China’s 2025 growth forecast raised to 5% by IMF, citing resilience

China’s economy is projected to grow by 5 per cent in 2025 before slowing to 4.5 per cent in 2026,…

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Opinion | How China could solve its consumption conundrum

China’s most effective tool to revive consumption may be the simplest: a one-off distribution of 3,000 yuan (US$424) per person…

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China names ‘hotspot’ sectors in 19-point plan to spur consumption

China has launched a 19-point plan to better align the supply of consumer goods with demand, as Beijing steps up…

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Frost and funds: China’s winter sports boom drives spending and industry growth

Each winter for the past three years, Claire Zhou, a teenager from the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou, has counted…

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China’s ‘tough’ trade war stance rests on industry but demand still vital: Morgan Stanley

China’s supply chain upgrades have strengthened its hand in negotiations with the United States and are expected to bolster its…

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As China drafts its next 5-year plan, is GDP still the magic number?

For decades, the annual target for gross domestic product growth was the most critical policymaking benchmark across China. In pursuit…

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Opinion | China needs to chart a new course to become world’s largest importer

In 2009, China surpassed Germany to become the world’s largest exporter of goods, a position it has maintained for the…

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Boost household income to drive China’s economy in next 5 years, ex-official urges

China should make greater efforts to boost household income over the next five years as the world’s second-largest economy looks…

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Why China’s anti-involution fight could be less punchy than 2015’s supply-side reform

China’s intensified fight against cutthroat, low-quality price competition – known as involution – is unlikely to result in supply-side reform…

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