Central Economic Work Conference
China front-loads 2022 special bond quota to sustain growth2021-12-23
China's Ministry of Finance has allocated 1.46 trillion yuan (about 229 billion U.S. dollars) from its 2022 quota for local government special bonds, as the country seeks to boost local infrastructure investment and steady economic growth for the upcoming year.
Policy easing key to nation's economic growth momentum2021-12-23
China's economic growth momentum will pick up next year, supported by a moderate policy easing, and rebalancing will become more significant as the country's development shifts toward a high-quality model, the World Bank said on Wednesday.
Fresh measures seen boosting exports2021-12-22
Despite several challenges, China will likely adopt more efficient fiscal and other measures to boost exports and improve overall trade as well as its structure in 2022, experts said.
Country raises bar as it boosts opening-up2021-12-20
China is expected to advance institutional innovations to steadfastly expand all-around opening-up and to quicken the establishment of an open economy of higher standards, according to experts and business leaders.
Stability top focus of regulatory policy2021-12-16
China will launch financial regulatory policies conducive to economic stability, including those satisfying demand for infrastructure investment, somewhat earlier than expected.
More financial support urged for small firms2021-12-16
China will adopt market-based measures to double down on financial support for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises to support market players and cushion the new downward economic pressure, a State Council Executive Meeting chaired by Premier Li Keqiang decided on Wednesday.
Measures expected to foster new economic upturn2021-12-16
China is expected to ramp up pro-growth measures early next year to boost domestic demand and help foster a new economic upturn that may begin by the middle of 2022, officials and experts said on Wednesday.
China could achieve major annual economic targets: Premier2021-12-14
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said Monday that China could achieve significant annual economic targets. It stands ready to work with the World Bank to enhance cooperation in capital and knowledge to support multilateralism and global development causes.