China’s Digital Yuan Pilot Expands to New Cities, Accelerating Financial Innovation
Key Highlights: China has expanded its digital yuan (e-CNY) pilot program to additional cities, marking another step forward in the […]
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China–Europe Freight Trains Show Resilient Growth, Strengthening Eurasian Trade
Key Highlights China–Europe freight train services have continued strong performance in early 2026, affirming their role as a reliable logistics
Lunar New Year Sparks Consumer Boom, Driving China’s Holiday Economy
Key Highlights: As the 2026 Lunar New Year holiday unfolds, China’s consumer market is witnessing strong momentum across retail, dining,
China’s Major Ports Drive Import Growth, Boosting Global Trade Confidence
Key Points: Beijing, China—China’s ongoing efforts to expand imports and open its markets are showing strong results at major seaports,
China’s Services Trade Shows Strong Resilience in 2025
Key Highlights China’s trade in services—including areas such as telecommunications, information technology, transport, and other business services—maintained solid growth in
China and Brazil Deepen Strategic Economic Cooperation
Key Highlights China and Brazil have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral economic ties, signaling fresh momentum in their comprehensive
China–ASEAN Trade Cooperation Deepens as Regional Integration Advances
Key Highlights China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) are entering a new phase of economic cooperation, reinforcing
China Cuts Export Incentives for 249 Products Starting April
China has announced a major policy shift to reduce export subsidies amid growing international criticism of its trade practices. The Ministry of Finance confirmed on January 9 that value-added tax rebates will be removed or reduced for numerous products beginning April 1, 2026.
China Cuts Tariffs on Nearly 1,000 Products Starting January 2026
China has implemented significant tariff reductions on 935 imported products effective January 1, 2026, marking a strategic shift in its trade policy. The Customs Tariff Commission announced these provisional rates will fall below standard Most-Favored-Nation levels to strengthen domestic industries and enhance supply chain resilience.
Irish Prime Minister Pushes for Open Trade Dialogue During Beijing Visit
Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin has begun an official visit to China aimed at strengthening trade ties and economic cooperation between the two countries.