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Opinion | Will China’s bid to boost domestic demand pay off?

At the World Economic Forum’s “Summer Davos” meeting in Tianjin last month, Premier Li Qiang said that China is evolving…

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Economists say structural reforms needed to shift China’s focus to consumption

While eye-catching technological breakthroughs – led by the DeepSeek artificial intelligence (AI) model – have boosted confidence in China amid…

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Premier Li Qiang says China’s economy a ‘source of certainty’ amid global risks

China will continue to be a land of opportunities and an engine of global growth and stability, even as the…

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China’s Li Qiang gives ‘Summer Davos’ keynote in tense global atmosphere

Chinese Premier Li Qiang is scheduled to give the keynote speech at the Annual Meeting of the New Champions, also…

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No respite in China’s property crisis as new home prices drop for 24th month

New home prices across major cities in mainland China weakened in May, extending the sequential monthly decline to two years…

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China ‘stepping in’ as property concerns mount, but no ‘treading the old path’

Premier Li Qiang’s remarks on further shoring up the property sector and escalating policy support are said to be indicative…

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China’s yuan fixing rate hits 2-month high as US dollar drops

China’s central bank set the yuan’s daily fixing against the US dollar at its strongest level in more than two…

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Chinese premier says officials must adapt to ‘complex and severe’ situation

Chinese Premier Li Qiang has urged the nation’s officials to improve their ability to anticipate challenges and accurately implement policies…

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China pushes for a new ‘Asian alliance’ as it signs deals with Asean, Gulf states

China is pushing to forge a powerful new economic bloc with countries across Southeast Asia and the Middle East to…

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China’s regulators must act quickly to stamp out price wars: People’s Daily

China’s Communist Party mouthpiece has run an editorial arguing that regulators must act decisively to prevent the spread of vicious…

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