With major infrastructure projects kicking off in early 2022 across multiple provinces in China, fixed-asset investment is on a fast track, which expected to drive economic growth as the world's second-largest economy aims to stabilize GDP rates amid rising challenges, experts said.

China is speeding up efforts to develop advanced manufacturing this year in a move to gain a key competitive edge in the global market and inject new impetus into the economy, experts said on Feb.11.

As more financial tools will be adopted to promote the construction of urban environmental infrastructure, more investment is projected to come to this sector, further facilitating China's green development, industry experts said.

China's first privately controlled high-speed railway in Zhejiang province will provide a promising example for private capital to invest in the nation's railway sector, experts said.

Increasing investment by funding major infrastructure projects is likely to drive growth in China this year as some local governments have prioritized GDP expansion, experts said.

The People's Bank of China, the country's central bank, may implement another interest rate cut in the near future to shore up the economy while its US counterpart is expected to tighten its policy significantly, experts said on Feb.7.

China has the conditions, confidence and capabilities to maintain stable, healthy and sustainable economic development this year, according to the country's top economic regulator.

More efforts are needed to give a full play to the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership agreement policies in order to form a unified regional market and accelerate economic integration, experts said.

Pact to add more resilience to regional industrial, supply chains, experts say.

Consensus emerging on 5-6% GDP expansion, easing in fiscal policy

Major financial indicators like the aggregate financing to the real economy