The worst may be over for traders grappling with tight cash conditions in China’s banking system, as the yuan’s rebound and Beijing’s ambitious growth target pave the way for a liquidity boost from the central bank.

China will intensify its macroeconomic policy this year, with a significant increase in government spending and a greater focus on consumption and innovation to chart a path of steady growth amid a complex global landscape.

China's central bank should develop new policy tools to help boost consumption, while beefing up efforts to support property and capital markets, a central bank adviser said in remarks published on Tuesday.

China's yuan inched higher against the dollar on Tuesday as the central bank continued to guide the currency firmer hours ahead of the expected imposition of more U.S. tariffs.

The comment is Beijing’s first response following US President Donald Trump’s accusation that China is profiting from a weaker currency.

China's central bank and financial regulators held a meeting with private enterprises and financial institutions, vowing to increase lending to private enterprises and expand their fundraising channels,

China's commerce minister says Beijing will not yield to bullying and its economy can weather tariffs and other challenges, though there are “no winners in a trade war."

The government's agenda for 2025 builds on this foundation, with plans to steadily expand institutional opening-up and advance unilateral opening-up. By promoting reform and development through greater openness, China aims to unlock new opportunities for both domestic and international stakeholders.

BEIJING: China welcomes international investors to invest in Chinese tech companies and opposes the instrumentalization and politicization of market-based investment activities, as well as the imposit

Economists say that Beijing may hold off on major stimulus measures until later in the year if growth slows or trade tensions escalate further.

CHINA’S central bank and financial regulators held a symposium with private enterprises and financial institutions, vowing to increase lending to private enterprises and expand their fundraising channels,