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China's economic stability emerges as key investor opportunity amid global uncertainty: experts

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China's economic stability emerges as key investor opportunity amid global uncertainty: experts

2025-05-20 15:24 Last Updated At:16:27

Experts at the 2025 Global Investor Conference in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, highlighted China's economic stability as an unmatched opportunity for global investors facing mounting economic headwinds.

The event, hosted by the Shenzhen Stock Exchange from Monday to Tuesday, brought together guests and investment institutions from around the world to explore emerging investment opportunities in China. Discussions focused particularly on the country's efforts to develop new quality productive forces, driven by science, technology, and industrial innovation.

Participants from foreign investment institutions pointed to China's political stability as a key strength, ensuring its steady economic development, and the country's resilience and risk resistance in the face of global economic uncertainty.

As a major engine of global economic growth, China has provided vast investment opportunities for outbound investment institutions with its large economic base and solid fundamentals, according to experts.

"(China) continues to maintain a relatively high growth rate. For the first quarter this year, China's GDP growth is 5.4 percent year-on-year, and quarter-on-quarter is 1.2 percent. While you can see that the U.S. economy is contracted for the same period of time," said Anita Mo, Chief Executive Officer of Hang Seng Indexes.

Experts also emphasized that amid growing global uncertainty, the stability and resilience of the Chinese economy remain rare yet vital.

"We can project that China will continue to grow at about five percent for the next five to ten years, and this means that the environment is predictably positive," said Ian Goldin, the former vice president of the World Bank.

China's economic stability emerges as key investor opportunity amid global uncertainty: experts

China's economic stability emerges as key investor opportunity amid global uncertainty: experts

A total of 72,247 Palestinians had been killed and 171,878 others wounded in the Gaza Strip since the outbreak of the latest round of the Hamas-Israel conflict on October 7, 2023, Gaza-based health authorities reported on Monday.

According to the report, since the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas took effect in October last year, Israeli strikes have killed 671 people and injured 1,779 others in the enclave.

In the past 24 hours alone, eight bodies and 17 injured individuals have been brought to hospitals across the Gaza Strip, the report said.

Palestinian death toll in Gaza rises to 72,247

Palestinian death toll in Gaza rises to 72,247

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