Reversing the tide of 'slowbalisation': China's latest Five Year Plan to kickstart growth at home and abroad
Deep Dive into China
Renee Chen of HSBC Global Asset Management
The Communist Party of China concluded the fifth plenum of the 19th Party Congress in late October, where it mapped out the policy agenda for the next five years and laid out its long-term vision for the following 15 years.
By 2035, China aims to achieve a modernised social market economy. One of the major goals is for the country's GDP per capita to reach the middle level of advanced economies, with its GDP to double today's...
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