Zhou Lanxu

1 week ago | chinadailyhk.com | Ouyang Shijia |Zhou Lanxu

Moody’s rating, NBS figures show robust economic resilience amid trade headwindsChina’s economy is maintaining strong momentum as major industrial enterprises posted accelerating growth in April, suggesting robust economic resilience despite trade concerns. Officials and economists said the positive trends underscore the effectiveness of stimulus policy measures in cushioning the impact of the United States’ tariff hikes and stabilizing market expectations.

2 weeks ago | chinadailyhk.com | Zhou Lanxu |Liu Zhihua

IMF official: China likely to contribute around quarter of global growth in 2025China's economy is expected to contribute around a quarter of global growth this year, said a senior official with the International Monetary Fund. And if recent tariff rollbacks and strong first-quarter growth momentum can be maintained, the Chinese economy may grow even faster this year than previously anticipated.

2 weeks ago | chinadailyhk.com | Zhou Lanxu |Liu Zhihua |Tan Guoling

Published: 11:32, May 19, 2025 PDF View Changes likely in multilateral trade order By Zhou Lanxu in Shenzhen, Guangdong, Liu Zhihua and Tan Guoling in Beijing China, other major emerging economies expected to play bigger role, experts say As tariff policies of the United States challenge the global trade order, the world might build a new multilateral trade system and see reshuffling of the international monetary architecture, in which Europe and emerging markets such as China could play a...

1 month ago | chinadailyhk.com | Fan Feifei |Ouyang Shijia |Ma Si |Zhou Lanxu

Experts see policy shift as key to boosting domestic demand, innovation amid external challengesChina’s pro-consumption initiatives — a top priority of the country’s policy agenda for this year — are seen shoring up consumer confidence and unleashing the potential of domestic demand to stimulate economic growth, while hedging the impact of the United States’ tariff hikes, said officials, economists, and executives.

1 month ago | chinadailyasia.com | Fan Feifei |Ouyang Shijia |Ma Si |Zhou Lanxu

Experts see policy shift as key to boosting domestic demand, innovation amid external challengesChina’s pro-consumption initiatives — a top priority of the country’s policy agenda for this year — are seen shoring up consumer confidence and unleashing the potential of domestic demand to stimulate economic growth, while hedging the impact of the United States’ tariff hikes, said officials, economists, and executives.