China’s recent Plenum meeting has charted a course toward technological self-reliance that directly challenges Western dominance. The Communist Party’s closed-door policy session signals a fundamental shift in global economic competition.
Strategic Focus on Technological Self-Sufficiency This week’s gathering of over 200 Communist Party leaders in Beijing signals a crucial moment…
China’s economy expanded at a 4.8% annual rate in Q3, the slowest pace in a year, as trade tensions and domestic demand issues weigh on growth. Despite export diversification and strong electric vehicle sales, property sector declines and consumer spending remain concerns.
China’s economy grew at an annual rate of 4.8% in the third quarter, representing the slowest pace of expansion in a year, according to government reports released Monday. The Chinese economy showed clear signs of cooling from the previous quarter’s 5.2% growth rate, with analysts suggesting trade tensions and domestic demand weaknesses as primary contributing factors.
