
China-New Zealand Ties Boost Trade & Growth
New Zealand PM Luxon’s visit to China unlocks dynamic trade deals and growth opportunities, strengthening key sectors and regional stability.
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New Zealand PM Luxon’s visit to China unlocks dynamic trade deals and growth opportunities, strengthening key sectors and regional stability.
Trade between the Chinese mainland and South Asian countries hit nearly $200B in 2024, doubling over the past decade.
The Chinese mainland pledges 300 billion yuan to boost trade-in subsidies through 2025, sparking a surge in consumer spending and green innovation.
South Korea drafts a bold second budget to drive growth and innovation in a dynamic economic rebound.
May 2025 data shows how the Chinese mainland’s consumer market and innovation boost economic resilience and growth.
China’s economy showed steady growth in May with a 5.8% rise in industrial output and a strong manufacturing recovery.
Official data shows a 5.8% jump in the Chinese mainland’s industrial output in May, signaling strong economic momentum.
Xi Jinping’s new Qiushi Journal article unveils a medium to long-term blueprint for driving economic and social development.
Christine Lagarde warns that tariff threats are stalling investments and cooling global growth, impacting economies worldwide.
The World Bank cuts global growth forecasts amid escalating trade tensions and policy uncertainty, warning of deep impacts on living standards.