The dizzying escalation and de-escalation of tariffs has made Chinese companies’ decisions around offshoring production much more complicated.
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The GDP target is unchanged from last year, while the projected aggregate deficit will be 10% of GDP, the largest since 2020.
Most of China’s provinces set 2025 GDP growth targets at 5% or above, suggesting that the national target will remain at “around 5%”.
China’s central government has been begun swapping out its internal IT systems for homegrown alternatives.
President Xi continues to push for the anti-corruption campaign to be intensified, which will likely result in more investigations in 2025.
China’s internet landscape has been undergoing a rapid transformation to one with freer competition and more open collaboration.
China has built up a sanction regime against foreign officials, foreign companies, and advocates of Taiwan independence.
Robotaxi services captured the Chinese public’s imagination this summer as they reached a tipping point of visibility in cities like Wuhan.
We identify some of the most common foreign government actions, offer examples of each, and explain how they tend to affect Chinese companies’ overseas operations.
China is targeting critical minerals in which it has a comparative advantage over the West, but the controls have affected various products to different degrees.