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China's Investment Outlook amid a New Policy Environment
Slower growth and persistent deflation over 2023 and 2024 compelled the Chinese government to un
lock a five-year fiscal stimulus package of up to 10 trillion yuan (approximately US$1.4 trillion).
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Understanding Economic Development and Regional Competitiveness within China (Invite only)
China's sizeable and rapidly expanding markets have attracted numerous international businesses,
many of them venturing beyond China's largest cities into smaller, regional ones as they seek to capture high-potential growth.
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China's Innovative Renaissance: Global Ambitions, New Momentum
Once seen as the world’s factory, China is now redefining its global identity, not just as a man
ufacturing powerhouse, but as a creator and innovator of brands, platforms, and technologies that resonate worldwide.
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China and the US: the Art Market and Cultural Cooperation (Invite only)
According to the recent Art Basel "Art Market" report, the US and China (along with the UK for t
he moment) are in the lead.
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What to Expect in a Post-Pandemic China: Opportunities in a Global Downturn
Although much of the world reopened in 2022, China has remained cautious in its management of th
e COVID-19 pandemic.
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Global Investors’ View: China (Invite only)
Despite China's ongoing economic restructuring and cautious global investments, the country rema
ins a promising landscape for investments and business partnerships.
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Key Growth Drivers Behind China's Top Performing Cities (Invite only)
In the past 12 months, businesses, governments, and industries have been impacted by escalating
geopolitical and economic tensions that are having significant global repercussions.
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Lunch Plenary Part 1 | The Future of US-China Relations: A Conversation with Ambassador Nicholas Burns
Ambassador Nicholas Burns will be joining virtually from Beijing, China.
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The United States and China: Navigating Strategic Competition (Invite only)
The relationship between Beijing and Washington is increasingly competitive, as both nations str
ive towards achieving different global orders. This competition, driven in part by values and economics, will shape the rest of the 21st century.
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Kevin Klowden
Kevin Klowden is the Executive Director of MI Finance at the Milken Institute.
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Investing in the Roaring Twenties: China, Technology, and Populism (Invite only)
This dynamic breakfast session, hosted by Barings, will explore three key trends that will resha
pe investors' decisions in the decade ahead. First, how will China's rise redefine the rules of the global economy?
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China’s Economic Outlook
China has restarted economic activities now that the peak of the pandemic has passed. However, lin
gering trade tensions, public debt, disrupted supply chains, and depressed global demand continue to place significant pressures on long-term recovery.
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