BEIJING, November 20, 2025 – China's dual circulation strategy continues to demonstrate resilience as domestic consumption and industrial innovation drive economic momentum. With consumption contributing 44.5% to growth last year, this model balancing internal demand and external engagement remains central to the nation's development blueprint.
Recent factory upgrades and supply chain optimizations have strengthened production capabilities across key sectors, from advanced manufacturing to green technologies. Market analysts note that strategic investments in digital infrastructure and R&D are yielding tangible results, with domestic demand absorbing 65% of industrial output this year.
"The synergy between innovation-driven supply systems and a robust consumer market creates a self-reinforcing growth cycle," explained Dr. Li Wei, an economist at Peking University. "This approach helps cushion global market fluctuations while maintaining development quality."
As the strategy evolves, authorities are focusing on enhancing rural consumption power and upgrading urban service industries. Recent retail data shows a 7.2% year-on-year increase in domestic spending through Q3 2025, signaling sustained market confidence.
