China's Finance Ministry has announced plans to maintain a proactive fiscal policy through 2026, following a two-day national conference concluding December 28, 2025. The strategy aims to bolster economic stability while addressing evolving challenges in Asia's largest economy.
Key measures include:
Expanding fiscal expenditure to stimulate domestic demand
Strategic deployment of government bonds to fund critical projects
Enhanced transfer payment systems to strengthen local governance
Targeted investments in technology and green energy sectors
Improved fiscal-financial policy coordination
This approach comes as global markets watch China's economic direction closely, particularly its emphasis on balancing growth initiatives with debt management. Analysts suggest the measures could create new opportunities for overseas investors in infrastructure and sustainable development projects across the Chinese mainland.
