China's H1 Economic Data Shows Resilience, Vitality
China's H1 2026 data shows 4.7% GDP growth, surging high-tech manufacturing, record trade, and accelerating green transition amid global headwinds.
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China's H1 2026 data shows 4.7% GDP growth, surging high-tech manufacturing, record trade, and accelerating green transition amid global headwinds.
People's Daily argues China's economy should be judged by stability and resilience, not just growth speed, citing key H1 2026 data.
US GDP grew just 1.5% in Q2 2026 as consumer spending surged. Inflation stayed stubbornly high at 3.7%, complicating the Fed's path ahead of midterms.
Belgium's economy recorded zero growth in Q2 2026 as industry and construction contracted. The National Bank warns of fiscal challenges ahead.
China's GDP grew 4.7% in H1 2026 as proactive fiscal and monetary policies solidified the foundation for high-quality development, Xinhua reports.
China's H1 2026 GDP grew 4.7% to 69.57 trillion yuan, with Q2 at 4.3%. First-tier city housing prices rose for the fourth consecutive month.
The National Bank of Belgium projects inflation at 3.4% and GDP growth halving to 0.6% as the Iran war delivers a temporary shock to the economy.