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Shenzhen on the Cusp of a 4-Trillion Yuan Club — Can Its Model Rescue Guangdong’s Slower Growth?
Shenzhen posted 2025 GDP of 3.873 trillion yuan, growing 5.5% and nearing the 4-trillion threshold, powered by advanced manufacturing, exports and world-leading R&D intensity. Guangdong province, by contrast, grew 3.9%, weighed down by sluggish industrial recovery and a sharp fall in fixed-asset investment, exposing the province’s reliance on Shenzhen and Guangzhou as growth engines.
Chengdu Shows Off 'AI+Health' Wearables as Local Industry Pushes for Tech-Healthcare Fusion
At Chengdu’s 2026 municipal political meetings, locally made AI health products — notably a multispectral, AI-driven "health hat" — were showcased as proof of the city’s strategy to marry AI with medical devices. Backed by national compute resources, strong manufacturing chains and favourable local policies, the company behind the hat reports rapid sales growth and expanding exports while aiming to shift spectral diagnostics into portable and home settings.
China’s Auto Ambition: EVs Propel a Drive Toward 50 Million Cars a Year
Cui Dongshu of the China Passenger Car Association projects China’s auto industry could reach 50 million annual vehicle sales as NEVs surge at home and in export markets. Strong BEV uptake, rapid technological progress and booming exports underpin the forecast, but uneven industry adaptation and margin pressure pose risks.
China’s Auto Industry Goes Global: Gigafactories, Subsidies and New Market Access Propel an Overseas Push
Chinese automakers and suppliers have accelerated overseas investment, disclosing more than RMB70 billion in projects over three months. Major moves include a planned 2.067 billion euro battery gigafactory in Portugal and policy openings in the EU, Canada and Germany, signaling a shift from export‑led sales to localised, global supply chain building.
China's Economy Hits 140 Trillion Yuan as Stimulus, High-Tech Industry and Exports Sustain 5% Growth
China’s GDP grew 5.0% in 2025 to 140.19 trillion yuan, powered by stepped-up fiscal stimulus, robust exports and faster expansion in high-tech manufacturing. Analysts expect growth to be around 4.8–5.0% in 2026, with risks centring on the property sector, local-government debt and potential weakening external demand.
China closes the '14th Five' with 5% growth — industrial upgrade and exports bolster a still-fragile recovery
China reported 5.0% real GDP growth in 2025 and declared the goals of the 14th Five-Year Plan achieved, driven by gains in high-tech manufacturing, exports and services. Yet consumption remains tepid, fixed-asset investment — particularly in property — has fallen markedly, and demographic decline and external uncertainty pose medium-term risks.
China’s Industrial Output Ends 2025 Stronger but Uneven: Tech and Transport Up, Steel and Cement Down
China's industrial value added for large firms rose 5.2% year on year in December and 5.9% for 2025, with manufacturing and high‑tech sectors outperforming traditional heavy industries. Strong gains in electronics, transport equipment and new energy vehicles contrast with declines in steel and cement, reflecting an ongoing rebalancing of domestic demand and industrial structure.