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Shifting gears: China's 2025 monetary reset

The decision to implement a moderately loose monetary policy is closely tied to the current economic development goals and the pressures China is facing

Labor decreases in manufacturing but increases in service

The decrease in the working population in China's secondary industries and the increase of that in tertiary industries is a result of China's progress in science and technology

Why China is promoting the debut economy

It covers the whole-process chain development of enterprises, from product and service launches to setting up new research and development centers and establishing new company headquarters

Sino-U.S. Tech Pact Renewed

Despite these restrictions, the renewal of the pact is of great significance in a world where anti-globalization sentiments are rising.

Strategic minerals, strategic moves

China's export control on dual-use items to the U.S. underlines its strong opposition to unilateralism

Algorithm accountability

A group of central government departments have joined forces to tackle problems related to the use of algorithms by online platforms

Green loans fuel sustainable growth

The 29th Session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP29), concluded in Baku, Azerbaijan, on November 24

An EV Upsurge

In order to protect the environment and address climate change, China has stepped up its green development efforts and set the clear goals of carbon peaking before 2030 and carbon neutrality before 2060.

Protecting Nature, Restoring Balance

The bulletin also details China's specific conservation practices, and calls for strengthening international consensus on global ecological progress.

Regulating Inspections

Inspections of the production and operations of enterprises are necessary to ensure safety, safeguard the interests of employees and protect the environment, and are implemented in accordance with the law.

Convenient Consumption

The number of convenience stores and other mini supermarkets in China has now reached about 7 million, and their combined sales volume in 2023 exceeded 3 trillion yuan ($420 billion).