Fears that tariffs, spending cuts and deportations would lead to recession and inflation have yet to show up in the numbers.

The decision comes amid encouraging first quarter growth figures, with GDP recording a 5.4% rise year-on-year.

China has posted unexpectedly strong economic growth in the first three months of 2025, before the full force of US President ...

GDP growth beat expectations, underpinned by solid consumption and industrial output even as policymakers brace for the ...

Slowing economic growth and reduced demand for large purchases like cars, electronics and household appliances have curtailed ...

GDP: Live Updates on Key Economy Data From Before Trump Tariffs ...

Tariffs could end up producing a 4% hit to GDP, Apollo's top economist estimated, adding that he sees a 90% chance of a ...

China's latest economic data, including GDP growth and retail sales, has exceeded expectations, despite concerns about potential impacts from US tariffs. Beijing is focusing on boosting domestic ...

China’s gross domestic product grew 5.4% in the first quarter from a year ago, according to data released by the National ...

Donald Trump has reignited his trade war against China. But Beijing has several tools at its disposal to defend itself, ...

NEW YORK] China’s stronger-than-expected growth in the first quarter revealed a growing dependence on foreign demand, a key ...

CEO and investor Jack Truong has identified several substantial economic barriers that will prevent the BRICS currency ...