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China to boost quality and efficiency in industry, cut subsidies, and strengthen markets.
China is shifting its industrial policy toward quality and efficiency over the next five years, reducing excessive local subsidies and curbing disorderly competition, according to Morgan Stanley’s chief China economist Xing Ziqiang.
The move aims to strengthen consumer confidence, boost private enterprise growth, and create a unified national market with transparent support for domestic and foreign firms.
Global investors are diversifying from U.S. assets, increasing confidence in Chinese markets, while domestic long-term investors and households have significantly increased equity and flexible financial product holdings.
Experts at the 2025 Financial Street Forum stressed that financial innovation must support technology-driven private enterprises and safeguard investor and consumer rights.
China para impulsar la calidad y la eficiencia en la industria, recortar los subsidios y fortalecer los mercados.