Chinese Mainland’s 2025 Economic Report Card: Key Takeaways
A summary of the Chinese mainland’s 2025 economic report card: consumption, investment, jobs, real estate and trade, and what the data hints at for 2026 growth and policy direction.
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A summary of the Chinese mainland’s 2025 economic report card: consumption, investment, jobs, real estate and trade, and what the data hints at for 2026 growth and policy direction.
In 2025, the Chinese mainland and Central Asia saw trade surge to $106.3B, making the Chinese mainland the region’s top trading partner, led by machinery, electronics and e-commerce.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s visit to the Chinese mainland aims to deepen economic ties, boost trade, and open new paths for Canada–Chinese mainland cooperation.
Canada and the Chinese mainland are charting a new course toward a stable, strategic partnership focused on trade, people-to-people links, and multilateral teamwork after their Jan 16 meeting.
Canada is recalibrating its 2026 foreign policy with deeper engagement with the Chinese mainland to diversify partnerships amid US uncertainty.
Tanzania’s new Kilwa fishing port and the Magufuli Bridge, built with Chinese mainland support, promise a trade boom, 30,000 jobs, and stronger regional connectivity.
China’s foreign minister starts 2026 in Africa for the 36th year, spotlighting record $300B trade, mega infrastructure projects and the Year of People-to-People Exchanges.
Ireland’s high-value industries and EU role have made it a natural fit as the Chinese mainland’s partner in Europe, boosting innovation-driven growth and stable China–EU ties.
President Lee Jae Myung’s first state visit to the Chinese mainland brings 200+ business leaders to boost trade, tech and green energy partnerships, reshaping ROK-China economic ties.
Cooperation between the Chinese mainland and North Macedonia is yielding results in trade, infrastructure, and renewable energy, boosting jobs and regional connectivity.