Multiple foreign financial institutions spoke highly of China's latest financial opening-up measures announced at the 2026 Lujiazui Forum in Shanghai, eyeing continued inflows of foreign capital into Chinese assets driven by favorable policies and their strategic value as the core of Asian

In May 2024, ByteDance's AI assistant Doubao was consuming around 100 billion tokens per day. By March 2026, that figure had surpassed 120 trillion – a roughly 1,000-fold surge in just two years, according to industry data.

China will establish a new liquidity facility for overseas central banks and official institutions, said People's Bank of China Governor Pan Gongsheng, in what analysts describe as a proactive step toward boosting global demand for yuan assets.

The first phase of the Chinese smart system developed by Tianjin Port is expected to be completed in the coming months for delivery to Saudi Arabia's NEOM Port, marking the first export of a Chinese smart-port solution.

While emerging technologies are rapidly reshaping the global market landscape, China will accelerate its capital market reform to facilitate the development of new quality productive forces and the restructuring of traditional industries, which is integral to the country's high-quality economic

Beijing has ramped up its consumer goods trade-in program to stimulate market vitality and promote a green transition, driving over 21 billion yuan ($3.1 billion) in sales of new cars and home appliances in the first half of 2026.