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Beijing pushes provinces to drive new growth model
China trade policy is shifting as Beijing urges provinces to cultivate new productive forces, sharpening regional specialization amid global tensions.
China trade policy is shifting as Beijing urges provinces to cultivate new productive forces, sharpening regional specialization amid global tensions.
China has stepped up diplomatic pressure on the United States by urging Washington to withdraw its latest Section 301 trade investigation, just days before a closely watched summit between President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping. The timing of the appeal adds new
China-US trade tensions sharpen as Beijing urges companies to ignore US sanctions, while oil trade risks and a Trump visit keep markets on edge.
Guangdong will align policy, transport and industry with northern metropolis hong kong, targeting cross border projects, jobs and new growth in 2025.
China has strongly criticized the United States’ decision to impose a naval blockade on Iranian ports, describing the move as “dangerous and irresponsible” amid already fragile conditions in the region. The comments were delivered by Guo Jiakun during a press briefing in Beijing,
China enforces new supply chain security rules, detailing compliance duties, oversight tools, and economic implications amid global threats to trade flows.
US-China trade talks stay virtual before a Xi-Trump summit, narrowing expectations and focusing on tariffs, tech rules, and enforcement to reduce risk.
China’s leading state owned airlines are signaling a cautious outlook for the year ahead as rising fuel costs linked to geopolitical tensions weigh heavily on profitability and industry stability. The country’s three largest carriers, Air China, China Eastern Airlines and China Southern Airlines,
China’s manufacturing sector expanded at its fastest pace in a year in March, offering a temporary boost to an economy navigating global uncertainty and uneven domestic demand. Official data showed the manufacturing purchasing managers index rose to 50.4 from 49.0 in February, moving
Chinese conglomerate Fosun International has confirmed it will continue supporting its major investments in Portugal, signaling a long term commitment to the European market despite mounting financial pressures. The group, which has built significant stakes in key sectors including banking, insurance and healthcare,