China's natural disasters cost $30B in nine months

The natural disasters that China experienced during the first nine months of 2026 caused direct economic losses of $29.9 billion, including hurricanes, floods, and geological catastrophes. Additionally, an incident in the Nepal-Tibet region in August resulted in the death or disappearance of 562 people, with no change in the death toll. Despite the affected areas, these disasters did not significantly impact China's economic growth, which exceeded expectations and reached 4.5% in the third quarter.

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