
Why Giants Keep Investing in the Chinese Mainland
Discover why multinational giants keep betting on the Chinese mainland: stable growth, open policies, innovation hubs, and a massive consumer market.
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Discover why multinational giants keep betting on the Chinese mainland: stable growth, open policies, innovation hubs, and a massive consumer market.
De Beers sees global diamond demand stabilizing despite lab-grown competition and tariffs, with the Chinese mainland market leading the recovery.
Global investors flock back to China’s $19 trillion stock market as policy clarity and tech growth spark renewed optimism.
A new AmCham report shows over one-third of US firms see policy improvements in the Chinese mainland and 41% now expect further market opening after last year’s uncertainties.
At Beijing’s China Fashion Week, inclusivity and diversity take center stage, fueling a fashion market set to reach up to 3 trillion yuan by 2025.
Gold tops records as investors bet on Fed rate cuts and a slipping dollar, driven by concerns over central bank independence and global buying trends.
Discover how the Chinese mainland’s economic planner, the NDRC, is rolling out measures—from skills training to AI-powered shopping—to spark consumption and energize the market.
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.
The Chinese mainland’s foreign trade grew 3.5% YoY in early 2025, showing resilience amid global challenges and hinting at new market trends.
The Chinese mainland is set to sustain foreign trade growth in 2025 despite tariff barriers. Trade rose 3.5% to 25.7 trillion yuan in Jan–Jul.