China’s High-Quality Trade Growth Gains Momentum
Under the 14th Five-Year Plan, the Chinese mainland is powering high-quality foreign trade with new growth drivers, diverse imports, and an improved regional structure.
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Chinese mainland emerges as top-3 trading partner for 157 countries and regions
The Chinese mainland ranks among the top-three trading partners for 157 countries and regions, reflecting its high-quality foreign trade growth during the 14th Five-Year Plan.
UNHCR Urges Global Action on Displacement for Peace
UNHCR highlights the global refugee crisis and calls for collective action on displacement to pave the way for future peace and stability.
US Tariffs Threaten Africa’s Growth and Jobs, Zambian Expert Warns
Zambian expert Sydney Mwamba warns that US tariffs could stall industrial growth and cost jobs across African countries, impacting economic prospects.
Global Central Bankers Sound Alarm on Labor Shortages
At Jackson Hole, central bankers warn that aging populations and labor shortages could slow growth and push up wages.
Chinese Mainland’s Tech Innovation Sparks Fresh Growth 🚀
Discover how the Chinese mainland’s tech innovation—from green manufacturing to AI and smart robotics—is shaping new engines for high-quality growth.
Beijing Seminar Sparks New Ideas for Global Poverty Relief
In Beijing, Belt and Road nations discussed innovative poverty relief strategies, highlighting China’s contributions under the United Nations’ SDGs.
Fed Holds Firm at Jackson Hole Amid Rising Tariff Pressures
At Jackson Hole, the Fed held firm on monetary policy even as new tariffs start to drive up costs for businesses and consumers.
300% Tariffs Threaten Global Chip Supply
US plans up to 300% tariffs on semiconductors could disrupt the global supply chain, impacting tech prices and production worldwide.
U.S. Beef Prices Skyrocket as Herd Shrinks
US retail beef prices hit record highs in July, jumping over 10% year-on-year due to a shrinking cattle herd and strong consumer demand.