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CHINA Economic Transformation.
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CHINA Economic Transformation.
Strategic Developments & Ventures.
CHINA Economic Transformation.
CHINA Economic Transformation.
Promoting CHINA economic cooperation and trade developments programs via innovative industrialization, advancements and diversification from CHINA old established traditional industries.
Encouraging worldwide partnership strategies applying integration of advance technologies offering great opportunities to boast economic transformation and anchoring respective industries their strengthen positions in the highly competitive global economy during dynamic and challenging periods.
CHINA over the past few decades continuous economic focus engagements in the industrialization developments and advancements with the numerous technologies and manufacturing sectors via bilateral collaboration and joint production projects have accomplished and provided the key foundations CHINA needed towards the drastic transformation of CHINA old agricultural based economy to become present well diversified undisputable global supply chain market leader.
Nations around the world might try to duplicate certain policies and known blue prints of what CHINA have achieved that not many countries would or could be as successful as CHINA if without her mass domestic market support together with the strong political leaderships national policies and commercial initiatives for state owned to large, small and medium enterprises driving innovation creativities, inventions, reversing engineering and driving continuous growth targets which overall contributed and made what CHINA is today economically, financially and politically stronger which the rest of the world to recognise on friendly and civilised manner.
1979 CHINA OPEN DOOR POLICY FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTS was slow in initial stage until the 1980's.
1980's CHINA TURNING POINT path to becoming "THE WORLD'S FACTORY" within a decade export volume double.
1989 CHINA became WORLD'S 13th RANKING EXPORTER with annual trade expansion above 15 percent.
2001 CHINA joined WORLD TRADE ORGANISATION (WTO).
2013 CHINA overtook the United States and became the WORLD'S BIGGEST TRADING NATION in goods with total imports and exports values at US$ 4.16 trillion.
2021 CHINA achieved US$ 6.05 trillion in annual total trade.
Successful emerges of CHINA Global Brands HUAWEI, ALIBABA ALIPAY, T
2001 CHINA joined WORLD TRADE ORGANISATION (WTO).
2013 CHINA overtook the United States and became the WORLD'S BIGGEST TRADING NATION in goods with total imports and exports values at US$ 4.16 trillion.
2021 CHINA achieved US$ 6.05 trillion in annual total trade.
Successful emerges of CHINA Global Brands HUAWEI, ALIBABA ALIPAY, TENCENT WeCHAT, BAIDU, ZTE, DJI, GEELY, BYD, MEGVII, XIAOMI, BOC, CRRC, SINOPEC, PETROCHINA, CNP, CNOOC, ICBC, CCB, PING AN, CMB, BOC, SAIC, CHINA LIFE, CHINA TELECOM / MOBILE, CHINA RAILWAY ROAD CONSTRUCTION / ENGINEERING, SINOPHARM, KWEICHOW MOUTAI, DONGFENG, FAW, JD, EVERGRANDE, COUNTRY GARDEN, VANKE, numerous others.
2020 CHINA’s open internationalization of its technological prowess and devices would further bolster and help export technology innovative wealth creation tools and spirit across the world.
CHINA supports of AIoT (Artificial Intelligence of Things) and Robotics technologies and tools would rapidly intensify and objectively transforms
2020 CHINA’s open internationalization of its technological prowess and devices would further bolster and help export technology innovative wealth creation tools and spirit across the world.
CHINA supports of AIoT (Artificial Intelligence of Things) and Robotics technologies and tools would rapidly intensify and objectively transforms society, business and home advancements and enhancing developments within CHINA and countries around the world.
CHINA government blueprint initiative to invest US $300 billion to comprehensively upgrade manufacturing capabilities for production of higher-value products and services from aerospace, semiconductors, pharmaceutical, automotive, IT and robotics, aiming to achieve independence from foreign suppliers shifting CHINA industries into advance technology intensive powerhouse economy.
China face challenges from disruptive Zero COVID strategy, Russia’s Ukraine conflict and aggressive rate hikes from the US Federal Reserve.
China on January 23, 2020, mobilise mass lockdowns nationwide which prevented spread of the virus, with the country economy shut down in the first quarter of the year, the economy shrank by 6.8 per cent in the first quarter – the first contraction since the end of the Cultural Revolution in 1976.
Immediate monetary loosening and fiscal sup
China on January 23, 2020, mobilise mass lockdowns nationwide which prevented spread of the virus, with the country economy shut down in the first quarter of the year, the economy shrank by 6.8 per cent in the first quarter – the first contraction since the end of the Cultural Revolution in 1976.
Immediate monetary loosening and fiscal support were provided to protect companies, employment, livelihoods, food and energy security, as well as supply chains and grass roots government operations.
China’s central bank alone pumped 9 trillion yuan (US$1.4 trillion) of liquidity into the banking system through relending, open market operations and other monetary tools.
China’s economy rebounded quickly from the initial pandemic shock, recording GDP growth of 3.1 per cent in the second quarter of 2020. As the country’s export machine kicked into gear again, contributing 0.7 percentage points to overall growth of 2.2 per cent growth in 2020.
USA Trump administration slapped tariffs on China steel products in March 2018, a trade war between the world’s two largest economies erupted with tit-for-tat trade retaliation over the next one and a half years. The trade war stoked significant concern as USA was the top destination for China merchandise.
In July 2018, China 25-member Po
USA Trump administration slapped tariffs on China steel products in March 2018, a trade war between the world’s two largest economies erupted with tit-for-tat trade retaliation over the next one and a half years. The trade war stoked significant concern as USA was the top destination for China merchandise.
In July 2018, China 25-member Politburo decided to prioritise the stabilisation of employment, finance, foreign trade, foreign investment and market expectations.
To help offset the external uncertainty, China in 2020 announced a new economic strategy called “dual circulation”, which leans more on the domestic market for technological development and future growth.
China’s stock market hit a seven-year high of 5,178 in June 2015, fuelled by extraordinary market optimism and the fast rise of margin leverage.
Shanghai composite index rose 53 per cent in 2014 and 60 per cent in the first half of 2015.
Beijing took unprecedented relief measures, including direct purchases in the market through a “nationa
China’s stock market hit a seven-year high of 5,178 in June 2015, fuelled by extraordinary market optimism and the fast rise of margin leverage.
Shanghai composite index rose 53 per cent in 2014 and 60 per cent in the first half of 2015.
Beijing took unprecedented relief measures, including direct purchases in the market through a “national team” of investors.
China policymakers defused the country’s financial risks in a deleveraging campaign that started in 2018.
China released stimulus package valued at 4 trillion yuan (US$627.8 billion), though the actual size was much larger with monetary loosening, the frenzied expansion of local financing vehicles and state-owned enterprises generated quick results with massive infrastructure construction – most notably development of China’s high-speed railw
China released stimulus package valued at 4 trillion yuan (US$627.8 billion), though the actual size was much larger with monetary loosening, the frenzied expansion of local financing vehicles and state-owned enterprises generated quick results with massive infrastructure construction – most notably development of China’s high-speed railway network – that helped push GDP growth to 12.2 per cent in the first quarter of 2010.
China in 1998 was plagued by a variety of problems, including the aftermath of the Asian financial crisis with redundancies in state-owned enterprises (SOE), triad debt and banking with bad loans.
China expanded long-term government bond issuance, unleashed two new engines of growth: home privatisation and large-scale college enrolment.
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