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PetroChina, China's biggest natural gas supplier, will keep its contract prices largely unchanged this year to shield industrial consumers from surging global energy prices due to the Middle East conflict, per Bloomberg.

China in 2015 was a nobody. It had fancy skyscrapers and a giant GDP growth number from spamming infrastructure. But it wasn't leading in anything, so it didn't feel like a threat. Now, in 2025, China has cutting edge video games, cars, robots, A.I., apps, missiles.. Tiktok's algorithm is literally unbeatable, so the US had no choice but to raid it, in order to protect their domestic tech giants. They had no choice but to de facto ban China cars to protect their car industry. China DOES feel threatening now, but Westerners are still coping by referring to "middle-income trap", and "population decline" But don't let the reduced GDP growth fool you: Yes, they don't inflate numbers with low-value spam anymore- but QUALITATIVELY, China's growth is still relatively in its early stage. The dragon has actually still been half-asleep thus far. In 2035, China will be a whole other beast.