More efforts should be made to establish green and low-carbon data centers with higher computing efficiency and less power consumption, a move which industry insiders said aligns with China's pledge to peak the country's carbon dioxide emissions by 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality by 2060.

January-February readings for China's major economic indicators came in better than expected, despite headwinds amid the challenging external environment and COVID-19 cases at home, the National Bureau of Statistics said on Mar.15.

China is expected to further improve the business climate, unleashing more market vitality and adding resilience to the economy, and thereby propelling high-quality development, analysts and business leaders said on Mar.13.

China is willing to tackle the issue of inspection and investigation by US regulators on relevant accounting firms through regulatory cooperation, the country's top securities regulator said Mar.11.

China will continue to expand high-level opening-up and work harder to keep the nation an appealing destination for foreign investment, Premier Li Keqiang said on Mar.11.

China is taking solid steps to foster a green, low-carbon path of high-quality development, as it aims to meet its ambitious goals of peaking carbon dioxide emissions before 2030 and achieving carbon neutrality before 2060, political advisers said on Mar.10.

China will continue to expand high-level opening-up and work harder to keep it an appealing destination for foreign investment, Premier Li Keqiang said on Mar.11.

China's macro leverage ratio, which measures the economy's overall indebtedness, has grown at a generally stable rate since 2017, the central bank said Mar.8.

There is a lot of potential in the structural drivers of China's growth, so the country is likely to see its GDP growth moderate in the first quarter, and accelerate in the second and third quarters when the previous macroeconomic policies take effect, a political adviser said on Mar.8.

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 foreign exchange reserves edged down to $3.2138 trillion by the end of February due to a stronger dollar and a fall in global financial markets, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange said on Mar.7.