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China's Economy Shows Signs of Stabilization Amidst Persistent Challenges
Despite slowing growth in key indicators like industrial output and retail sales in August, China's economy demonstrates resilience against external and internal pressures, prompting economists to predict further policy stimulus in the fourth quarter to meet the 5 percent annual growth target.
China's Economy Shows Signs of Stabilization Amidst Persistent Challenges
Despite slowing growth in key indicators like industrial output and retail sales in August, China's economy demonstrates resilience against external and internal pressures, prompting economists to predict further policy stimulus in the fourth quarter to meet the 5 percent annual growth target.
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China Economists Predict Stimulus to Counter July Slowdown
China's July economic data showed a slowdown in industrial output and retail sales, coupled with rising unemployment, leading economists to predict additional policy stimulus—potentially including fiscal support and interest rate cuts—by the start of the fourth quarter to maintain economic stability...
China Economists Predict Stimulus to Counter July Slowdown
China's July economic data showed a slowdown in industrial output and retail sales, coupled with rising unemployment, leading economists to predict additional policy stimulus—potentially including fiscal support and interest rate cuts—by the start of the fourth quarter to maintain economic stability...
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China's Consumption Market Booms, Driven by Stimulus and High-End Demand
China's retail sales surged 5 percent year-on-year to 24.5 trillion yuan in the first half of 2025, exceeding expectations due to government stimulus policies like a 300 billion yuan consumer goods trade-in program and improved tax refund policies for tourists, boosting both domestic and internation...
China's Consumption Market Booms, Driven by Stimulus and High-End Demand
China's retail sales surged 5 percent year-on-year to 24.5 trillion yuan in the first half of 2025, exceeding expectations due to government stimulus policies like a 300 billion yuan consumer goods trade-in program and improved tax refund policies for tourists, boosting both domestic and internation...
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China Allocates Further Funds to Boost Consumer Goods Trade-in Program
China will allocate an additional 9.65 billion USD in October for its consumer goods trade-in program, part of a 300 billion USD initiative to boost domestic demand and economic growth, following a strong first half of 2024.
China Allocates Further Funds to Boost Consumer Goods Trade-in Program
China will allocate an additional 9.65 billion USD in October for its consumer goods trade-in program, part of a 300 billion USD initiative to boost domestic demand and economic growth, following a strong first half of 2024.
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China's Industrial Growth Resilience Amidst Trade Concerns
Despite trade tensions, China's industrial profits surged 3 percent in April, exceeding March's 2.6 percent growth, driven by high-tech and equipment manufacturing, and supported by Moody's affirmed A1 credit rating, indicating economic resilience and effectiveness of stimulus policies.
China's Industrial Growth Resilience Amidst Trade Concerns
Despite trade tensions, China's industrial profits surged 3 percent in April, exceeding March's 2.6 percent growth, driven by high-tech and equipment manufacturing, and supported by Moody's affirmed A1 credit rating, indicating economic resilience and effectiveness of stimulus policies.
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China Announces 160 Billion Yuan Economic Stimulus Package
China unveiled a multi-pronged economic stimulus package exceeding 160 billion yuan, focusing on boosting domestic consumption and investment to counteract external headwinds and stabilize the economy, with key measures slated for the second quarter of 2024.
China Announces 160 Billion Yuan Economic Stimulus Package
China unveiled a multi-pronged economic stimulus package exceeding 160 billion yuan, focusing on boosting domestic consumption and investment to counteract external headwinds and stabilize the economy, with key measures slated for the second quarter of 2024.
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China Unveils Multi-pronged Plan to Boost Domestic Demand
The Chinese government is implementing a multi-pronged strategy to boost domestic demand, including a 300 billion yuan trade-in program for consumer goods that has already spurred purchases of over 109 million home appliances and 74 million digital devices, along with new loan interest subsidies for...
China Unveils Multi-pronged Plan to Boost Domestic Demand
The Chinese government is implementing a multi-pronged strategy to boost domestic demand, including a 300 billion yuan trade-in program for consumer goods that has already spurred purchases of over 109 million home appliances and 74 million digital devices, along with new loan interest subsidies for...
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China Launches Interest Subsidy Program to Boost Consumption
China will offer interest subsidies on personal consumption loans from September 1, 2024, to August 31, 2026, to boost consumer spending, with the central government covering 90 percent of the subsidy funds and provincial governments covering 10 percent, focusing on sectors like automobiles, healthc...
China Launches Interest Subsidy Program to Boost Consumption
China will offer interest subsidies on personal consumption loans from September 1, 2024, to August 31, 2026, to boost consumer spending, with the central government covering 90 percent of the subsidy funds and provincial governments covering 10 percent, focusing on sectors like automobiles, healthc...
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China's Consumption Growth Fueled by Stimulus, Trade-in Program
Driven by government stimulus and rising demand for high-end goods, China's domestic consumption grew 5 percent year-on-year in the first half of 2024, reaching 24.5 trillion yuan, with the trade-in program exceeding 1.6 trillion yuan in sales.
China's Consumption Growth Fueled by Stimulus, Trade-in Program
Driven by government stimulus and rising demand for high-end goods, China's domestic consumption grew 5 percent year-on-year in the first half of 2024, reaching 24.5 trillion yuan, with the trade-in program exceeding 1.6 trillion yuan in sales.
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China's Trade-In Program Fuels Strong Consumer Spending Growth
China's 300 billion yuan trade-in program, bolstered by government bonds and central bank support, has driven strong consumer spending growth, exceeding 1.4 trillion yuan in sales this year, with retail sales up 6.4 percent year-on-year in May—the best since 2024; further funding is possible.
China's Trade-In Program Fuels Strong Consumer Spending Growth
China's 300 billion yuan trade-in program, bolstered by government bonds and central bank support, has driven strong consumer spending growth, exceeding 1.4 trillion yuan in sales this year, with retail sales up 6.4 percent year-on-year in May—the best since 2024; further funding is possible.
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China Unveils $23 Billion Stimulus Plan to Boost Domestic Consumption
China unveiled a multi-pronged economic stimulus plan exceeding 160 billion yuan, including consumer trade-in programs, childcare subsidies, and market access reforms, to counter external headwinds and promote domestic consumption.
China Unveils $23 Billion Stimulus Plan to Boost Domestic Consumption
China unveiled a multi-pronged economic stimulus plan exceeding 160 billion yuan, including consumer trade-in programs, childcare subsidies, and market access reforms, to counter external headwinds and promote domestic consumption.
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52% Bias Score
China's 5% Growth Target for 2025: Stimulus, Innovation, and Long-Term Challenges
China's economy is projected to grow 5 percent in 2025, driven by stimulus measures, emerging industries, and rising retail sales; however, boosting domestic demand and fostering innovation remain crucial for long-term growth.
China's 5% Growth Target for 2025: Stimulus, Innovation, and Long-Term Challenges
China's economy is projected to grow 5 percent in 2025, driven by stimulus measures, emerging industries, and rising retail sales; however, boosting domestic demand and fostering innovation remain crucial for long-term growth.
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56% Bias Score
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