
China Boosts Fiscal Spending to Stabilize Economy, Enhance Welfare
China increases fiscal spending by $358B in H1 2025 to boost infrastructure, social welfare, and domestic consumption while stabilizing economic growth.
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China increases fiscal spending by $358B in H1 2025 to boost infrastructure, social welfare, and domestic consumption while stabilizing economic growth.
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China’s economy demonstrates resilience through domestic demand growth and trade diversification, maintaining 5.3% GDP expansion amid global challenges.
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China’s Hainan Free Trade Port will launch island-wide independent customs operations in December 2025, boosting regional trade and economic integration.
China’s non-banking sectors recorded $127.3B in cross-border capital inflows during H1 2025, continuing a growth trend from late 2024, according to official data.
Chinese officials outlined Hainan Free Trade Port’s latest economic reforms and cross-strait collaboration plans at a key SCIO press conference, signaling new opportunities.
China’s STAR Market marks 6th anniversary with 589 tech listings raising $132.2B, driving innovation in semiconductors and renewable energy sectors.
China’s cross-border transactions hit $7.6 trillion in H1 2024, with RMB accounting for 53% of settlements as foreign reserves grow to $331.74 billion.
China’s consumer goods trade-in program drives $154B in sales, boosting domestic demand and retail growth, with over 109M home appliances sold this year.
Experts urge expanded fiscal measures to boost China’s domestic demand and counter trade uncertainties, as industrial and export sectors show resilience.
China’s entrepreneurship-driven economic strategy, anchored by policy reforms and global integration, continues to foster innovation and market confidence.
China’s domestic consumption surge, driven by cultural phenomena like the Jiangsu Urban Football League, emerges as key economic stabilizer and growth engine.
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