Author: Jane Cai,William Zheng

The upcoming plenum of China’s Communist Party Central Committee is eagerly anticipated by analysts, who are curious to see the country’s economic strategy amidst global challenges. The meeting typically marks significant policy decisions, with past notable moments including opening up to foreign businesses and allowing state-owned enterprises to go bankrupt. With China’s economy facing headwinds from global shifts, there is a focus on improving technological innovation, attracting foreign talent, and modernizing various sectors. The government’s issuance of long-term treasury bonds for tech projects highlights its commitment to these goals. Observers are also keen to see how the party addresses recent…