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China, Singapore Waive Short-term Visa Requirements
China and Singapore signed an agreement to waive mutual visa requirements as of February 9, a move expected to boost tourism and business travel.
China’s economy faces more opportunities than challenges in 2024
With a low inflation rate and low debt level with the central government, there is still ample room for China to adopt more proactive fiscal and monetary policies to boost the economy
China, Thailand Waive Tourist Visa Requirements
Thailand’s Prime Minister and Finance Minister Srettha Thavisin announced on January 2 that Thailand and China will waive mutual visa requirements for tourists permanently from March 1.
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China seeks balance between short-term stability and long-term growth transition
As the meeting recognized that insufficient effective demand is the first problem now, expansionary fiscal policy should pay more attention to boosting consumption
China Releases Policies to Expand Opening-up
China’s State Council on December 7 released a plan on high-level institutional opening-up in the Shanghai Free Trade Zone, proposing to build Shanghai into a demonstration area for national institutional opening-up and deepened reforms.
Risk aversion remains the primary task for China’s financial policy
It signaled that the overall focus of China's financial policy in the coming period is on strengthening financial supervision and the prevention and resolution of financial risks