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China's Trade-In Program Fuels Appliance Sales Surge
China's revised appliance trade-in program, expanded in January 2025 to include twelve categories (up from eight in 2024), spurred a 15.7% rise in appliance purchases in 2024, contributing 67.6% to overall investment growth and boosting durable goods sales by over 1.3 trillion yuan; foreign brands l...
China's Trade-In Program Fuels Appliance Sales Surge
China's revised appliance trade-in program, expanded in January 2025 to include twelve categories (up from eight in 2024), spurred a 15.7% rise in appliance purchases in 2024, contributing 67.6% to overall investment growth and boosting durable goods sales by over 1.3 trillion yuan; foreign brands l...
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48% Bias Score


China's $41.4 Billion Push to Boost Auto Sales
China's central government launched a plan in mid-March 2025 to invigorate its automotive sector by issuing 300 billion yuan in treasury bonds to support trade-in programs, easing purchase restrictions, and expanding the used car market, aiming to increase sales and address oversupply.
China's $41.4 Billion Push to Boost Auto Sales
China's central government launched a plan in mid-March 2025 to invigorate its automotive sector by issuing 300 billion yuan in treasury bonds to support trade-in programs, easing purchase restrictions, and expanding the used car market, aiming to increase sales and address oversupply.
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China Invests $207 Billion in Tech to Boost Economy
China is investing nearly $207.3 billion in AI and robotics to counter economic slowdown and US tariffs, complemented by a 2 trillion yuan fiscal expansion including consumer stimulus and social welfare increases, aiming for a 0.4 percentage point GDP boost.
China Invests $207 Billion in Tech to Boost Economy
China is investing nearly $207.3 billion in AI and robotics to counter economic slowdown and US tariffs, complemented by a 2 trillion yuan fiscal expansion including consumer stimulus and social welfare increases, aiming for a 0.4 percentage point GDP boost.
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44% Bias Score


Germany Amends Constitution to Fund €1 Trillion Spending Package
The German Bundestag approved a constitutional change, enabling a nearly €1 trillion spending package for military modernization and economic stimulus, overcoming a key hurdle for the incoming coalition government led by Friedrich Merz.
Germany Amends Constitution to Fund €1 Trillion Spending Package
The German Bundestag approved a constitutional change, enabling a nearly €1 trillion spending package for military modernization and economic stimulus, overcoming a key hurdle for the incoming coalition government led by Friedrich Merz.
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German Coalition Agrees to €500 Billion Investment Package, Lifting Debt Brake
Germany's CDU, SPD, and Greens are poised to form a coalition government, agreeing to amend the constitution to lift the debt brake and facilitate a €500 billion investment package, a move met with cautious optimism and concerns from the German press.
German Coalition Agrees to €500 Billion Investment Package, Lifting Debt Brake
Germany's CDU, SPD, and Greens are poised to form a coalition government, agreeing to amend the constitution to lift the debt brake and facilitate a €500 billion investment package, a move met with cautious optimism and concerns from the German press.
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Germany's CDU and SPD Agree on Massive Investment Plan for Defense and Infrastructure
Germany's CDU and SPD parties formed a preliminary agreement on March 8th to create a new government, planning €100 billion annually for defense and €500 billion over 10 years for infrastructure, increasing the minimum wage to €15/hour and tightening border controls following the February 23rd elect...
Germany's CDU and SPD Agree on Massive Investment Plan for Defense and Infrastructure
Germany's CDU and SPD parties formed a preliminary agreement on March 8th to create a new government, planning €100 billion annually for defense and €500 billion over 10 years for infrastructure, increasing the minimum wage to €15/hour and tightening border controls following the February 23rd elect...
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44% Bias Score

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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China's 300 Billion Yuan Push to Revitalize its Auto Industry
China's government is injecting 300 billion yuan ($41.4 billion) into its automotive sector in 2025 to expand trade-in programs, ease purchase restrictions, and boost the used car market, aiming for 23.4 million vehicle retail sales and 13.3 million new energy vehicle sales.

China's 300 Billion Yuan Push to Revitalize its Auto Industry
China's government is injecting 300 billion yuan ($41.4 billion) into its automotive sector in 2025 to expand trade-in programs, ease purchase restrictions, and boost the used car market, aiming for 23.4 million vehicle retail sales and 13.3 million new energy vehicle sales.
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48% Bias Score

Germany Scraps Debt Brake, Unleashes €1 Trillion for Military and Infrastructure
Germany's parliament approved a €1-trillion stimulus package, eliminating the "debt brake" to fund military rearmament and infrastructure improvements, driven by the war in Ukraine and shifting geopolitical priorities.

Germany Scraps Debt Brake, Unleashes €1 Trillion for Military and Infrastructure
Germany's parliament approved a €1-trillion stimulus package, eliminating the "debt brake" to fund military rearmament and infrastructure improvements, driven by the war in Ukraine and shifting geopolitical priorities.
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China Unveils Domestic Spending Plan to Counter US Tariffs
China launched a domestic spending plan to counter US tariffs, including income boosts, childcare subsidies, and a "cash-for-clunkers" program; initial retail sales rose 4% in January-February, exceeding expectations, but deflation and weak consumer confidence remain concerns.

China Unveils Domestic Spending Plan to Counter US Tariffs
China launched a domestic spending plan to counter US tariffs, including income boosts, childcare subsidies, and a "cash-for-clunkers" program; initial retail sales rose 4% in January-February, exceeding expectations, but deflation and weak consumer confidence remain concerns.
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44% Bias Score

German CDU/SPD Coalition Agrees on Ambitious Spending and Policy Changes
Following the February 23rd German elections, CDU/CSU and SPD parties agreed to form a coalition government, planning €500 billion in infrastructure investment over 10 years and substantial military spending increases to counter economic recession and address concerns arising from shifts in the tran...

German CDU/SPD Coalition Agrees on Ambitious Spending and Policy Changes
Following the February 23rd German elections, CDU/CSU and SPD parties agreed to form a coalition government, planning €500 billion in infrastructure investment over 10 years and substantial military spending increases to counter economic recession and address concerns arising from shifts in the tran...
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52% Bias Score

Germany's CDU and SPD Agree to Governing Coalition, Planning Massive Investment
Germany's CDU and SPD parties reached a preliminary agreement to form a new government, including massive investments in rearmament and infrastructure, stricter border controls, and a €15 minimum wage, reflecting a shift in German foreign and domestic policies.

Germany's CDU and SPD Agree to Governing Coalition, Planning Massive Investment
Germany's CDU and SPD parties reached a preliminary agreement to form a new government, including massive investments in rearmament and infrastructure, stricter border controls, and a €15 minimum wage, reflecting a shift in German foreign and domestic policies.
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40% Bias Score
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