US EditionChinese premier warns of 'rising instability' at key business forum
- Li Qiang, China's Premier, warned about "rising instability" and prepared for "possible unexpected shocks" during the China Development Forum 2025 in Beijing, urging global executives to resist protectionism and promote globalization.
- The Chinese government plans to introduce new policies to ensure economic stability as trade tensions with the U.S. Escalate, particularly with tariffs imposed by President Trump.
- Li emphasized the importance of open markets and cooperation, stating that "decoupling and breaking supply chains would only deepen crises" during his address to over 80 executives.
- Premier Li Qiang addressed over 80 global executives in Beijing, emphasizing that China is open for business despite rising trade tensions with the U.S. And Canada.
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