China economic data retail sales investment in China rose 19 percent in 2012, while the number of private investors grew 19 percent. At the same time, the number of Chinese people buying and selling goods increased 27 percent to 4.4 billion in 2013.

China accounts for roughly 70 percent of global economic growth; according to its official data China accounts for roughly 85 percent of world GDP, and China accounted for around 78 percent of global fin영주안마ancial transactions in 2014. China has also been a major global consumer of natural resources such as minerals and iron ore.

This may have some important implications for global economic growth. Since China’s economy is a lot smaller than that of other large economies, China’s rapid expansion is going to lead to a lot of rapid growth in the rest of the world. The Chinese economy will have a much higher growth rate than the global economy and will also lead to even greater gains for itself as a world leader. That is another reason why the China’s economy is seen as the No. 1 growth engine in global and, especially, global infrastructure.

This is also why the economic relationship between China and its neighbors in Southeast Asia and beyond may be improving substantially as more countries look to establish an economically viable and fr카지노iendly relationship with China. This is especially so for Southeast Asia because of the large and growing economy of Indonesia, which also has major business ties with China. The Chinese government has been seeking to find opportunities for business in Indonesia, which is in many ways the second largest economy in Southeast Asia after the Philippines.

The Philippines in particular has been looking for opportunities to expand its economic ties with China and is looking very eagerly at these potential opportunities.

According to the Philippine foreign ministry, the relationship between the two countries is “growing s골목tronger and stronger,” which was evident when the Philippine foreign minister addressed the Chinese vice finance minister on November 29th, 2014. Duterte expressed China’s love and admiration for the Philippines, as well as for Chinese foreign trade and financial relations and expressed hope to further improve the current economic and financial ties, including by “increasing the scale of trade and investment.”

China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi, speaking at a separate session on November 30, 2014, also urged Southeast Asian countries to become more important in Chinese strategy, especially in the areas of the South China Sea and the East China Sea, noting that while Indonesia had “the right to defend its right to do so,” the Philippines also has a “big responsibility.” Chinese President Xi Jinping has emphasized that China is not just an economic partner but also one of Southeast Asia’