Tag: Economics

June 18, 2026 | 15th Five-Year Plan | Economics Many people find it strange that, even though China’s industrial strength is nearly twice that of the U.S., the Chinese stock market’s performance is relatively weakly. What are the reasons behind this phenomenon? U.S. suppression can be considered a major factor. Since U.S.-China relations shifted toward …

Read more “Differences in Chinese and U.S. Models Call for Strengthened “Anti-involution” Measures”

May 23, 2026 | 15th Five-Year Plan | Economics The Government Work Report released in March this year noted that the major strategic tasks in China’s 15th Five-Year Plan primarily encompass four areas: promoting high-quality development, strengthening the domestic economic cycle, advancing common prosperity for all people, and balancing development and security. Regarding the relationship between advancing supply-side structural …

Read more “The “New Trinity”: Supply-Side Structural Reform, Dual Circulation, and Common Prosperity”

April 30, 2026 | 15th Five-Year Plan | Economics The spring of 2026 saw tensions running high in the Middle East and the Strait of Hormuz under constant blockade. With that, the shipping industry has once again captured global attention. As a long-established international shipping hub, Hong Kong’s maritime trade flourished in the 1980s, but cargo throughput and global rankings …

Read more “Expert Insights: Challenges and Opportunities for Hong Kong’s Shipping Industry”