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CHINA'S economy picked up speed in the fourth quarter, with growth beating expectations as it ended a rough coronavirus-stricken 2020 in remarkably good shape and remained poised to expand further this year even as the global pandemic raged unabated. Read more at The Business Times.

While much of the world is still living under strict lockdowns, Beijing claims to have largely brought the virus under control within its own borders following the initial outbreak in Wuhan a year ago.

Growth in the three months ending in December rose to 6.5% over a year earlier

Growth in Q4 forecast to hit pre-virus rate By ZHOU LANXU | China Daily | Updated: 2021-01-16 07:06 Share Nation likely to be only major economy to have achieved positive results in 2020 Chinas economic growth is expected to equal pre-COVID-19 levels in the last quarter of 2020, and Beijing will ramp up efforts to help businesses still in distress and promote a more balanced recovery, experts said on Friday. A photo shows a night view of the CBD...

China was already outperforming every other major world economy last year as the coronavirus pandemic upended the globe. It looks like the country's relatively

Chinese exports grew more than expected in December, customs data showed on Thursday, as coronavirus disruptions around the world fuelled demand for Chinese goods even as a stronger yuan made shipments more expensive for overseas buyers.

Thursday, 14 Jan 2021 04:11 PM MYT People walk on a pedestrian overpass in Beijing October 29, 2020. A robust domestic recovery also spurred Chinese appetite for foreign products in December, with import growth quickening from the month prior and beating expectations in a Reuters poll. — AFP pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. BEIJING, Jan 14 — Chinese exports grew more than expected in December, customs data showed today, as coronavirus di...

Chinese exports grew more than expected in December, customs data showed on Thursday, as coronavirus disruptions around the world fuelled demand for Chinese goods even as a stronger yuan made shipments more expensive for overseas buyers. A robust domestic recovery also spurred Chinese appetite for foreign products in December, with import growth quickening from the ...

The country’s closely watched gauge that tracks the change in new credit is expected to turn negative in 2021 after surging last year

BW Businessworld Chinas Factory Recovery Moderates As Higher Costs Slow Business Ahead of Chinas peak travel season, the capital Beijing imposed lockdowns on some COVID-infected areas, the first since the last coronavirus outbreak in the months of June and July. Photo Credit : Chinas factory activity expanded in December as hot export demand fueled a recovery in the worlds second-largest economy from the coronavirus slump, although higher labour and transport costs slowed the pace of growth. T...