(Bloomberg) -- Chinese Premier Li Qiang suggested his country’s economy will maintain its current growth pace, touting China as an attractive market for global companies as Beijing seeks to mitigate ...

As of mid-2025, the US economy remains the world’s largest by nominal GDP, valued at approximately $30.5 trillion, compared to China’s $19.2 trillion—making the US economy about 1.59 times larger.

Global banks are reviewing their China calls after the thawing of trade relations between Washington and Beijing. UBS believes China's GDP growth in 2025 could climb to between 3.7% to 4%, up from a ...

While the economy remained stable in the first half of 2025, internal pressures like stagnant consumption, falling property prices, and a low consumption-to-GDP ratio persist. China’s economic growth ...

China’s Q2 GDP growth met government targets at 5.2% YoY, but the recovery remains uneven beneath the headline numbers. High-tech manufacturing and services are driving growth, while real estate and ...

Solar power, electric vehicles (EVs) and other clean-energy technologies drove more than a third of the growth in China’s economy in 2025 – and more than 90% of the rise in investment, accoring to ...

The country’s growth has become increasingly expensive to maintain, and its dividends are reaching ordinary households with diminishing force. The Chinese economy has once again hit its mark. In ...