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The Chinese economy, showcasing remarkable resilience as evidenced by the better-than-expected GDP data for 2023, is anticipated to thrive in the future owing to stimulus measures implemented by Chinese authorities designed to bolster investor confidence. Given this backdrop, quality Chinese stocks China Automotive Systems (CAAS), LexinFintech Holdings (LX), and NetEase…

Israel's GDP fell by 19.4 percent in the last quarter of 2023, according to preliminary figures published by the country's Central Bureau of Statistics on Monday. It's the biggest contraction the economy has seen since the early days of the Covid pandemic, and can be attributed to the impact of…

Analysts say Beijing needs to roll out measures to stimulate greater domestic consumption amid slowing growth.

Despite the devastating monsoon, Himachal Pradesh's economy is projected to grow at 7.1% in 2023-24, with increased tourist arrivals and hydroelectric potential.

Four years after the UK exited the European Union and three years after leaving its formal structures (single market and customs union), the British economy is becoming a bit more European. 

City Comment: It’s inexplicable that the Government has persisted as long as it has with an anti-growth measure that it knows harms its GDP motor

The US dollar remains steady ahead of important data releases, while the yen weakens despite a surprising GDP announcement. Stay informed with the latest f...

No pandemic, no lockdown, but no economic growth either. Britain has slipped into recession, official figures confirm, as GDP shrank by a worse than expected 0.3 per cent in the three months from October to December, following a 0.1 per cent decline in the previous quarter.

Learn about the UK's official recession as government data reveals a 0.3% GDP drop in Q4. Brexit, pandemic, and energy crisis contribute to the economic ch...