The World Trade Organization (WTO) recently released the World Trade Report 2024, in which the WTO reiterated the importance of trade in reducing poverty and creating shared prosperity, and pointed out that mounting protectionism threatens to unwind 30 years of progress in closing income gaps between the poor and the rich.
China's latest efforts to promote trade-ins of home appliances will further stimulate consumer spending appetites, bolster consumption recovery and inject strong momentum into the country's economic growth, experts said.
China has become the first developing country and major global economy to offer zero-tariff treatment on all products from the least developed countries (LDCs), strengthening solidarity and cooperation within the Global South while boosting Africa's exports.
Premier Li Qiang has stressed China's readiness to deepen trade ties with the United Arab Emirates, calling for heightened bilateral cooperation in key sectors.
China will implement a zero-tariff policy on 100 percent of products originating from the least developed countries with which it has diplomatic ties, effective from Dec. 1.
Local governments in Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin, and Guangdong have introduced detailed measures, with Shanghai in particular allocating more than 4 billion yuan, a historical new record high.
Efforts by the United States House of Representatives to advance a bill that could lead to the closure of Hong Kong's trade offices in the U.S. would trigger countermeasures, Chinese authorities warned on Wednesday.
China's development will provide a broader market and more investment opportunities for enterprises from Saudi Arabia and other countries, amid a sluggish global economic recovery and growing uncertainties around the world in relation to economic and trade cooperation.
China's housing market expectations for a further decline in existing mortgage rates have turned stronger, real estate industry observers said on Wednesday.
The 2024 Paris Olympics logo, with its unique design and rich cultural connotations, creates an enlightening visual symbol, demonstrating both tradition and innovation.
China will further open up its services sector, promote convenient cross-border flow of various innovation elements, and optimize the environment for the growth of trade in services, a senior official said.
China's total imports and exports of goods hit 28.58 trillion yuan ($4.02 trillion) in the first eight months this year, up 6 percent year-on-year, remaining on a steady growth trajectory.
China brought into force new regulations for fair competition reviews in August, as part of the country's efforts to create a level playing field that benefits businesses of all types and builds a unified domestic market free from regional protectionist practices.
China's foreign trade has continued to demonstrate strong resilience, and the nation's enhanced export channels with emerging economies。
China has been taking more solid steps recently to expand high-level institutional opening-up and boost the confidence of foreign investors.
China and Norway have agreed to establish a dialogue on the green transition, seeking to facilitate contacts and cooperation to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, preserve and restore biodiversity and create new green industries and jobs.
Trade of goods between China and the U.S. totaled 3.15 trillion yuan ($432 billion), up by 4.4 percent year-on-year, making the U.S. China's third-largest trading partner
China's foreign trade expanded 6 percent year-on-year to 28.58 trillion yuan ($4.02 trillion) in the first eight months of 2024, the General Administration of Customs released the data on Tuesday.
The latest 2024 negative list for foreign investment access reduced the number of restrictions from 31 to 29, with the manufacturing sector achieving zero.
Shanghai is ramping up efforts to further develop its livestreaming economy and expand retail sales in the sector to 600 billion yuan ($84.3 billion) by 2026, according to a three-year action plan unveiled by the government last week.
China's overall price levels are expected to sustain a mild recovery in the fourth quarter of the year, as the country continues to carry out proactive fiscal policies and smoothen domestic economic circulation, experts said on Monday.
The new negative list, which will take effect on Nov 1, reduces the number of restrictions from 31 to 29, achieving zero restrictions on the manufacturing sector.
China on Monday launched an anti-dumping investigation into colza seed imports from Canada.
China is planning to enhance its monitoring capabilities for new types of money laundering risks, as the rapid development of new technologies and emerging businesses have made money laundering activities more challenging.
China's consumer price index (CPI), a key gauge of inflation, grew by 0.6 percent year-on-year in August, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said on Monday.
China on Sunday voiced its strong dissatisfaction with the Netherlands' expanded export controls on photolithography machines.
China issued on Sunday the 2024 "negative list" for foreign investment access, as part of the country's latest efforts to promote wider opening-up to the outside world.
The 24th China International Fair for Investment and Trade kicked off in Xiamen, East China's Fujian province, on Sunday.
China and the U.S. agreed to support trade and investment promotion activities organized by both countries and pledged to maintain communication across a range of sectors.
China has urged the Netherlands to avoid hindering normal cooperation and development between the two countries' semiconductor industries, emphasizing the need to ensure the interests of both Chinese and Dutch businesses.