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China Announces Proactive Fiscal Policy to Boost Domestic Demand
At the China Development Forum 2025, Finance Minister Lan Fo'an announced a proactive fiscal policy to boost domestic demand, allocating 1.3 trillion yuan (approx. $170 billion USD) to infrastructure and consumer goods, and supporting education, science, and technology.
China Announces Proactive Fiscal Policy to Boost Domestic Demand
At the China Development Forum 2025, Finance Minister Lan Fo'an announced a proactive fiscal policy to boost domestic demand, allocating 1.3 trillion yuan (approx. $170 billion USD) to infrastructure and consumer goods, and supporting education, science, and technology.
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40% Bias Score
China's 2025 Economic Plan: Boosting Domestic Demand
China's 2025 economic plan prioritizes boosting domestic demand through supply-side improvements (technological advancements and new product creation) and demand-side stimulation (increased consumer purchasing power and government spending), aiming to address insufficient domestic demand and enhance...
China's 2025 Economic Plan: Boosting Domestic Demand
China's 2025 economic plan prioritizes boosting domestic demand through supply-side improvements (technological advancements and new product creation) and demand-side stimulation (increased consumer purchasing power and government spending), aiming to address insufficient domestic demand and enhance...
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36% Bias Score
China Prioritizes Consumption to Drive Economic Growth
China's government is prioritizing consumption-driven economic growth, issuing 300 billion yuan in special treasury bonds to expand a consumer goods trade-in program that generated over 1.3 trillion yuan in sales in 2024, while also raising pensions and increasing spending on education and healthcar...
China Prioritizes Consumption to Drive Economic Growth
China's government is prioritizing consumption-driven economic growth, issuing 300 billion yuan in special treasury bonds to expand a consumer goods trade-in program that generated over 1.3 trillion yuan in sales in 2024, while also raising pensions and increasing spending on education and healthcar...
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32% Bias Score
China Prioritizes Domestic Consumption to Drive Economic Growth
To counter global economic headwinds and shift from traditional growth drivers, China's government is prioritizing domestic consumption, allocating 300 billion yuan ($41.3 billion) to a trade-in program that generated over 1.3 trillion yuan in sales in 2024, exceeding expectations and boosting GDP b...
China Prioritizes Domestic Consumption to Drive Economic Growth
To counter global economic headwinds and shift from traditional growth drivers, China's government is prioritizing domestic consumption, allocating 300 billion yuan ($41.3 billion) to a trade-in program that generated over 1.3 trillion yuan in sales in 2024, exceeding expectations and boosting GDP b...
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40% Bias Score
China Unveils Plan to Boost Domestic Consumption
China released a plan on Sunday to boost consumption by increasing incomes, reducing financial burdens, and improving the consumption environment, targeting various sectors and regions.
China Unveils Plan to Boost Domestic Consumption
China released a plan on Sunday to boost consumption by increasing incomes, reducing financial burdens, and improving the consumption environment, targeting various sectors and regions.
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24% Bias Score
China Unveils Proactive Fiscal Policy to Maintain 5 Percent GDP Growth Target
China's 2025 GDP growth target remains at around 5 percent; the Government Work Report announced a "more proactive" fiscal policy with a record 4 percent fiscal deficit-to-GDP ratio, 1.3 trillion yuan in ultra-long-term special treasury bonds, and a moderately loose monetary policy to boost domestic...
China Unveils Proactive Fiscal Policy to Maintain 5 Percent GDP Growth Target
China's 2025 GDP growth target remains at around 5 percent; the Government Work Report announced a "more proactive" fiscal policy with a record 4 percent fiscal deficit-to-GDP ratio, 1.3 trillion yuan in ultra-long-term special treasury bonds, and a moderately loose monetary policy to boost domestic...
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48% Bias Score
China's 5% GDP Growth Masks Underlying Economic Weaknesses
China's 2024 GDP grew 5 percent, exceeding expectations, but this masked underlying weaknesses, particularly in domestic demand, which was significantly boosted by a record $992 billion trade surplus; the government implemented stimulus packages focusing on investment rather than consumption, neglec...
China's 5% GDP Growth Masks Underlying Economic Weaknesses
China's 2024 GDP grew 5 percent, exceeding expectations, but this masked underlying weaknesses, particularly in domestic demand, which was significantly boosted by a record $992 billion trade surplus; the government implemented stimulus packages focusing on investment rather than consumption, neglec...
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48% Bias Score
China Unveils Sweeping Plan to Boost Domestic Consumption
China announced a sweeping plan to stimulate domestic consumption, its most ambitious effort since the late 1970s, aiming to address chronically low household spending, trade imbalances, and economic vulnerabilities.
China Unveils Sweeping Plan to Boost Domestic Consumption
China announced a sweeping plan to stimulate domestic consumption, its most ambitious effort since the late 1970s, aiming to address chronically low household spending, trade imbalances, and economic vulnerabilities.
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40% Bias Score
China Prioritizes Consumption to Drive Economic Growth
To counter global headwinds, China's government is boosting domestic consumption by implementing a 300 billion yuan trade-in program, increasing social security benefits, and creating new consumption scenarios, aiming to make consumption the primary economic driver.
China Prioritizes Consumption to Drive Economic Growth
To counter global headwinds, China's government is boosting domestic consumption by implementing a 300 billion yuan trade-in program, increasing social security benefits, and creating new consumption scenarios, aiming to make consumption the primary economic driver.
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40% Bias Score
China Unveils Plan to Boost Domestic Consumption
China released a plan today to boost domestic consumption by increasing incomes, reducing financial burdens, improving the consumption environment, and promoting new technologies, aiming to make it the primary engine of economic growth.
China Unveils Plan to Boost Domestic Consumption
China released a plan today to boost domestic consumption by increasing incomes, reducing financial burdens, improving the consumption environment, and promoting new technologies, aiming to make it the primary engine of economic growth.
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16% Bias Score
China Prioritizes Domestic Consumption to Boost Economic Growth
To counter economic uncertainty, China's government is boosting domestic consumption by launching a 300 billion yuan ($42 billion USD) program supporting consumer goods, raising pensions, and increasing public spending on key social areas, aiming to create 12 million urban jobs this year and foster ...
China Prioritizes Domestic Consumption to Boost Economic Growth
To counter economic uncertainty, China's government is boosting domestic consumption by launching a 300 billion yuan ($42 billion USD) program supporting consumer goods, raising pensions, and increasing public spending on key social areas, aiming to create 12 million urban jobs this year and foster ...
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44% Bias Score
China Sets 5 Percent Economic Growth Target for 2025
China set a 5 percent economic growth target for 2025, aiming for steady recovery amid global uncertainty; Premier Li Qiang announced this goal, along with measures including a 5.66 trillion yuan government deficit and policy support for key sectors, building on 2024's 5 percent growth.
China Sets 5 Percent Economic Growth Target for 2025
China set a 5 percent economic growth target for 2025, aiming for steady recovery amid global uncertainty; Premier Li Qiang announced this goal, along with measures including a 5.66 trillion yuan government deficit and policy support for key sectors, building on 2024's 5 percent growth.
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44% Bias Score
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