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Qing Na

  • Researcher, Harvard Center Shanghai
London, Shanghai Shi
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Two Sessions: China Sets 2026 GDP Growth Target at 4.5%-5%

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By Qing Na
| Caixin Global
ECONOMY By Qing Na Published: Mar. 5, 2026  9:35 a.m.  GMT+8 00:00 00:00/00:00 您的浏览器不支持 audio 标签。 Listen to this article 1x Subscribe now Listen to the full version China has set its target for 2026 GDP growth at 4.5% to 5%, Premier Li Qiang said Thursday. Li announced the goal — lower than last year’s target of around 5% — while delivering the government work report at the annual session of the country’s top legislature.
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In Depth: How a $15 Million Chinese Pork Deal Turned Into a Cautionary Tale for Foreign Investors

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By Qing Na
| Caixin Global
1. In 2007, a group of foreign investors, including U.S. and Canadian entities, invested nearly $15.4 million in the Chuming Group, a major Chinese pork processor based in Dalian, Liaoning province. Facilitated by local authorities, the investment aimed to help Chuming recover from cash flow problems exacerbated by land acquisition-related debt.
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In Depth: How a $15 Million Chinese Pork Deal Turned Into a Cautionary Tale for Foreign Investors

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By Qing Na
| Caixin Global
1. In 2007, a group of foreign investors, including U.S. and Canadian entities, invested nearly $15.4 million in the Chuming Group, a major Chinese pork processor based in Dalian, Liaoning province. Facilitated by local authorities, the investment aimed to help Chuming recover from cash flow problems exacerbated by land acquisition-related debt.
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