Reuters reports on China's economic indicators as the central bank governor speaks at the G20 meeting, highlighting Shanghai and Shenzhen as major financial hubs.

The entities involved

• G20 →

  group of finance ministers and central bank governors

  • India's finance ministers participated in the G20 meeting to discuss global economic cooperation and growing finance ties.Mon 16:55
  • Scott Bessent hosted G20 finance ministers in Asheville, where he announced sanctions on Iran and pressured the G20 to cut off Iran's lifelines.Mon 15:30
• Shanghai →

  provincial-level municipality in China

  • The 48th WorldSkills Competition is scheduled to take place in Shanghai, demonstrating how skills drive global development and prosperity.Mon 16:25
  • The9 Limited, headquartered in Shanghai, operates in North America and Eastern Europe.Mon 11:44
• Shenzhen →

  city in China

  • Xiamen, Shenzhen, Zhuhai, and Shantou have been upgraded to Special Economic Zones, while Mauritius is noted as being surrounded by the ocean.Mon 08:15
  • Hong Kong is aligning with mainland China's development approach, focusing on the Greater Bay Area and Northern Metropolis projects.Mon 01:55

Related events

• Shanghai and Beijing are shared as major financial market centers.Jun 7
• G20 finance ministers discussed economic pressure on Iran, highlighting China's significant economic relationship with the country.Aug 28
• The People's Bank of China is actively pushing for Shanghai to achieve the status of an international financial center.Aug 10
• APEC hosted its 33rd Economic Leaders’ Meeting in Shenzhen, with Xi Jinping's proposals guiding the open Asia-Pacific economy.Sep 5
• G20 members, led by Scott Bessent, challenged China's economic model during the finance ministers' meeting in Asheville.Sep 3