The adoption of a registration-based IPO mechanism throughout the A-share market, which was proposed in the annual Government Work Report this year for the first time, will further facilitate the country's technology innovation and deepening of the reform of the Chinese capital market

The proposed Financial Stability Fund, which figured in the annual Government Work Report for the first time this year, will help fend off and defuse major risks once it is set up, experts said.

China is ready to make a greater contribution to the global response to climate change. As such, the country is taking concrete steps to foster green, low-carbon, high-quality development as it embarks on a path toward carbon peak and neutrality, experts said.

China's efforts to prioritize its economic stability are significant in many ways, experts said, as the nation's consistency and policies offer good prospects for benefits through shared development during the post-pandemic recovery.

China is able to maintain its own cycle of monetary easing and will inject momentum into the world economy amid fears of tighter global financial conditions, experts said on Mar.3.

The ongoing geopolitical risks are unlikely to send China's inflation soaring or derail the Chinese central bank's cycle of easing, experts said on Mar.2.

Although A-share market sentiment was impaired by growing global geopolitical tensions on Feb.24, a rebound and independent performance can be expected thanks to China's economy-stabilizing policies and dual-circulation development pattern, experts said.

The Chinese yuan is likely to hold its strength as a safe haven for global investors seeking shelter against geopolitical conflicts, leaving more policy space for China's central bank to support the economy, experts said on Feb.24.

China is likely to take a more proactive approach to align with high-standard international economic and trade rules, as well as to make more contributions to the formation of new international economic rules that reflect China's experiences, according to experts and business leaders.

As COVID-19 continues to affect economies, China's deficit to GDP ratio this year is likely to remain at a level slightly higher than usual, experts and analysts said on Feb.21.

China's intensified efforts to facilitate the development of the digital economy demonstrate its resolve to pursue high-quality and innovation-driven growth, boost rural revitalization and achieve common prosperity, leading technology tycoons and industry experts said.

China remains a strong magnet for foreign investment in a pandemic-jolted world, as revealed by the latest data, and experts believe the trend will continue thanks to the country's continued opening-up and improved business environment.