International Monetary Fund Wednesday projected Hong Kong's real GDP growth to hit 3.75 percent in 2014, supported by improving global economy and solid domestic demand.
China's economy is going to steer clear of the familiar path resorting to a stimulus whenever there is a sign of a slowdown.
The International Monetary Fund said New Zealand's economy is stronger, but warned the Auckland housing market and a sharp slowdown in China could still pose a threat to its growth.
China's upcoming annual sessions of the National People's Congress (NPC) and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) have drawn the attention of the world as a window on the country's political and economic development.
South Korean President Park Geun-hye vowed Tuesday to lay the ground for reunification with the North Korea and restructuring the economy during her remaining tenure of five-year term.
The Chinese economy endeavors to maintain its trend of stable growth while facing an uncertain global economy and a long road to transforming itself.
Foreign analysts say this year could be a turning point for the China as the country's leaders continue to push for reform and a rebalancing of its economy.
Although China's economy managed to end a somewhat turbulent 2013 on solid footing, a shaky start this year, as shown in new manufacturing data, has renewed worries over its growth prospects.
Foreign analysts have expressed optimism about China's economic growth in the near future, after data suggested that the national economy succeeded in averting "hard landing" risks in 2013.
After a series of key conferences on the economy last year, China's reform framework and crucial areas have been hammered out clearly.
Eight months after Cyprus received bailout support, its economy has been declared to be on the right track but still facing dangers because of the lack of liquidity.
Different voices emerge to debate on whether it is a right time to take an action on tapering or not as the U.S. Federal Reserve announced on Wednesday that it will reduce its pace of bond purchases.
Australian economists have predicted that the central bank is likely to keep the cash rate on hold in December and the chances of rate cuts in the coming year are slim as the nation's economy strengthens, local media reported on Friday.
An ongoing key meeting of the Communist Party of China (CPC) is expected to unveil a new outline for comprehensively deepening reform in the country.
Premier Li Keqiang has called for greater efforts to develop the economy and enhance social welfare just days ahead of a much-awaited key policy meeting.
When China opened a fishing hamlet bordering Hong Kong for business three decades ago, it brought foreign investors to an economy that was once among the world's poorest and most closed.
After over 30 years of torrid growth catapulted China into the troop of the middle-income countries, the government is now facing an arduous task of avoiding prolonged stagnation experienced by many countries following similar increases in living standards.
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