New Law Empowers China’s Private Sector Dreams
China’s new Private Economy Promotion Law, effective May 20, 2025, aims to empower entrepreneurs and fuel innovation by leveling the playing field.
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China’s new Private Economy Promotion Law, effective May 20, 2025, aims to empower entrepreneurs and fuel innovation by leveling the playing field.
China cuts its one-year LPR to 3.0% and over-5-year LPR to 3.5%, lowering borrowing costs to boost market confidence and support a stable housing market.
China defends its economic sovereignty amid trade tensions, safeguarding a unique model and vital global supply chain role.
Trump’s tariff hikes disrupt U.S. ports, slashing cargo volumes and spiking equipment costs—sparking ripples in global trade.
The Chinese mainland lowers benchmark lending rates, easing borrowing for new home buyers and young entrepreneurs.
China’s economy shows steady growth in April, overcoming challenges with resilience amid domestic and global pressures.
A major tariff cut between the Chinese mainland and the U.S. is set to boost bilateral trade growth and drive global economic recovery.
Official data reveals China’s fixed-asset investment grew by 4% in early 2025, signaling economic progress and potential tech opportunities.
SCIO press briefing reveals the Chinese mainland’s economic performance for April 2025, offering key insights for young professionals.
At the 2025 Global Finance Forum in Shenzhen, top leaders unveiled China’s steady economic recovery and transformative reforms for a tech-driven future.