China's Youth Unemployment and Economic Challenges

China's youth unemployment persists in 2024, impacting young people's lifetime earnings and purchasing power. The country's economic growth remains weak, with a focus on targeted growth in high-value sectors. Meanwhile, gold prices are affected by U.S. economic and interest rate cues, geopolitical conditions, and China's stimulus measures. Additionally, the closure of a sawmill in Fraser Lake, Canada, affects 140 workers, while Dubai sees rising interest from Chinese asset management firms. China also vows to improve business conditions for foreign firms to attract investment amidst challenges.