
China’s Big Move: Boosting Domestic Demand to Fuel Growth
China plans to boost domestic demand by stimulating consumption and investment, aiming to fuel economic growth in 2025. Experts discuss how targeted policies can sustain this growth.
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China plans to boost domestic demand by stimulating consumption and investment, aiming to fuel economic growth in 2025. Experts discuss how targeted policies can sustain this growth.

China’s registered business entities increased by 3.1% to 189 million by the end of 2024, signaling steady economic growth and efforts to foster a fair market environment.

China is balancing optimizing new growth and revitalizing existing assets to enhance resource efficiency and drive high-quality economic development.

China’s Vice Commerce Minister Wang Shouwen invites foreign businesses to share in China’s economic growth, highlighting opportunities in green and low-carbon sectors during a meeting with Las Vegas Sands Corp.

China’s consumer prices edged up 0.1% in December 2024, while the decline in producer prices narrowed, signaling potential shifts in the world’s second-largest economy.

China’s winter sports market is booming, with the ice-and-snow economy expected to surpass $136 billion by 2025, bringing winter sports excitement to regions across the country.

Tesla’s record sales in China showcase the country’s robust economy and openness to foreign investment, even as global deliveries slow down.

China’s central bank, the PBOC, has unveiled its monetary policy priorities for 2025, focusing on expanding domestic demand, stabilizing expectations, and stimulating economic vitality for sustained growth.

China is gearing up to achieve its 2025 economic growth targets by leveraging robust macro policies, boosting domestic demand, and opening up its economy further, according to top officials.

Chinese Premier Li Qiang visited Shandong Province, urging swift action on policies to boost economic growth and encouraging innovation in energy and infrastructure.