Chinese Mainland GDP Tops 140 Trillion Yuan in 2025
In 2025, the Chinese mainland’s GDP broke the 140-trillion-yuan barrier with 5.0% year-on-year growth, marking a steady economic expansion.
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In 2025, the Chinese mainland’s GDP broke the 140-trillion-yuan barrier with 5.0% year-on-year growth, marking a steady economic expansion.
In 2025, Japan’s bankruptcies reached 10,300—the highest since 2013. Small firms were squeezed by higher rates, inflation and Chinese mainland risks, shaping 2026’s outlook.
Economic ties between the Chinese mainland and Taiwan reach a historic high in 2024, with trade soaring by 9.4% to $292.97 billion, marking a new era of cross-strait collaboration.
China’s economy is bouncing back! 🚀 New stimulus policies are boosting key sectors like real estate and investment. Check out how these moves are shaking things up in the Chinese mainland! 🌟
Laurence Li announces that Hong Kong is set to join London and New York as a top global financial hub, thanks to the internationalization of the Chinese currency renminbi (RMB).
China’s industrial profits soared by 3.5% in H1 2023, hitting 3.51 trillion yuan! 🚀 Steady growth signals exciting times ahead for the industrial sector. 📈
The IMF raises China’s 2024 economic growth forecast to 5%, highlighting strong consumption and exports. Asia’s emerging markets remain the main engine for global growth.
South Korea extends its short-selling ban through March 2025, aiming to curb illegal trading and protect investors.
China’s industrial output soared by 7% in the first two months of 2024, beating expectations and signaling strong economic momentum.
The OECD projects China’s economy to rebound moderately, leading Asia’s continued dominance in global growth. Discover what this means for young professionals and global markets. 📈