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It's rare for an economy to grow as fast as China's has since the 1980s when it first began to build a unique hybrid state that allows a free market economy to operate within a communist system. It is now the world's second-largest economy, after that of the United States. And although its projected growth for 2022 has slowed to a mere 5.6%, China is still very much on the radar of investors around the world. Those who want to follow the Chinese stock market and economy can track any of a number of indexes from stock markets in Shanghai, Beijing, Hong Kong. Shenzhen, and Taiwan. They can find useful information about the state of the Chinese economy from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). Or, they can check the numbers released by China's National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), though some say those numbers are highly suspect. • Investors who want to follow the Chinese stock market and economy can track the indexes of stock markets based in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Taiwan. • Analysts also check figures released periodically by China's National Bureau of Statistics and the international Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development for a glimpse of the overall state of the Chinese economy. • Investors can buy Hong Kong stocks, called H-shares, through some U.S. brokerages. Mainland stocks, called A-shares, have only recently become available to investors outside China. • U.S. buyers can also invest in China through American Depo...

Resolutely Implementing the Principle of"Working Unswervingly to Consolidate and Develop the Public Sector and Encourage, Support, and Guide the Development of the Non-public Sector"and Continuously Cultivate and Expand a Group of High-quality Listed Companies in SZSE-SZSE Develops Two Special Work Plans to Serve Listed State-owned and Privately-owned Companies