China’s Consumer Market Soars: Green Tech and Services Lead Growth
China’s consumer market hits $6.78 trillion in 2024, driven by green tech and service spending, reshaping Asia’s economic landscape.
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China’s consumer market hits $6.78 trillion in 2024, driven by green tech and service spending, reshaping Asia’s economic landscape.
China’s Mid-Autumn Festival drives record consumer spending as family reunions fuel growth in catering, tourism, and retail sectors across the country.
Shenzhen, Chengdu, Wuhan, and Dalian recognized for consumer-driven growth in China’s 2024-2025 Beautiful Life Survey, aligning with national economic priorities.
China’s parent-child economy surges past $685 billion projections as millennial parenting styles reshape urban consumption patterns and family travel trends.
Roland Berger highlights shifting consumer priorities in China toward value-driven purchases, intensifying market competition amid economic changes.
Experts forecast China’s domestic consumption recovery by 2025, driven by new government measures to boost incomes and service quality.
China announces fresh measures to stimulate domestic consumption, targeting tech innovation, green industries, and cross-regional economic revitalization.
China’s annual political meetings begin with focus on boosting domestic consumption to drive economic growth, as experts outline policy expectations.
China’s Spring Festival travel rush led to a significant consumption rebound, with over 9 billion passenger trips and a 6% increase in domestic tourism, fueling industries from transportation to entertainment.
China’s massive consumption market presents significant cooperation opportunities globally, says Foreign Ministry spokesperson.