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CNBC's The China Connection newsletter: Three economic flashpoints for 2026
Top leaders are expected to discuss next year's economic policy at an upcoming annual meeting.This report is from this week's CNBC's The China Connection newsletter, which brings you insights and ... Read More
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Chinas economy expanded at a slower pace in the third quarter of 2025 despite stronger-than-expected GDP data, as weakening domestic demand and persistent disinflation continued to pressure overall ... Read More
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Beijing will build on its successful Made in China 2025 plan which turned the country into an industrial powerhouse. The new iteration prioritises high-tech exports to grow the economy by 40% to $28 ... Read More
What's next for China's economy in 2026 - and how it plans to tackle challenges
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China's economy is struggling, but its homegrown companies are dominating abroad, Goldman Sachs says
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