Other Briefings
Beijing New Market Access Updates: Opportunities for Foreign Businesses and Investors
Beijing has released New Market Access Updates, as China is significantly opening its economy to foreign investment across various sectors, including telecommunications, entertainment, vocational training, and healthcare.
China’s “National Unified Market” Initiative: 2025 Update
China’s national unified market initiative, launched in 2022, aims to dismantle local protectionism and market segmentation across sectors. The initiative focuses on implementing nationwide standards and regulations while integrating infrastructure across regions to boost market efficiency.
China’s DeepSeek and its Open-Source AI Models
We explain how China’s start-up DeepSeek has made significant strides in the global AI race with its resource-efficient, open-source models.
Decoding China’s Local GDP Targets in 2025
China’s provinces released their local GDP targets for 2025. Most provinces aim for GDP growth around 5 percent, with higher targets in regions like Hainan and Tibet leveraging unique strengths such as free trade zones and regional development initiatives.
China-Romania Economic Ties and 2025 Outlook
China-Romania trade and investment ties are expanding, particularly in infrastructure, energy, and technology, despite regulatory and geopolitical challenges.
Guide to Accounting and Audit in China 2025 – New Publication from China Briefing
This guide provides foreign businesses with a step-by-step walkthrough of the annual audit and compliance process, along with an introduction to China’s accounting framework. Download it for free!
China Proposes Price Advantage for ‘Made in China’ Products: Implications for Businesses and Investors
China has proposed a 20 percent price advantage for “made in China” products in government procurement. This new draft policy is deemed as the government’s recent effort for boosting competitiveness of domestic industrial products and preventing foreign businesses from reshoring from China.
China’s Economy Report Card for 2024: GDP, Trade, FDI
China’s economy grew 5% in 2024, driven by stimulus measures, strong exports, and high-tech investment, despite challenges like weak domestic demand and demographic pressures. Structural reforms and targeted policies are essential for sustaining growth into 2025.
