China’s Consumer Confidence Rises as Economy Rebounds
Chinese consumers are feeling more optimistic about their financial future, with recent surveys showing a boost in spending on health, travel, and wellness as the economy regains momentum.
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China Unveils Action Plan to Boost Consumer Spending
China releases a new action plan aiming to enhance consumer spending and drive continued growth.
China’s Big Move: Will Boosting Spending Transform Its Economy?
China unveils a bold plan to boost consumer spending and reshape its economy. Will this shift to domestic consumption drive growth and improve livelihoods?
China Unveils New Policies to Boost Consumer Spending and Stabilize Markets
China unveils a new plan to boost consumer spending and stabilize its stock and real estate markets, marking a significant shift in economic strategy by focusing on both supply and demand sides.
CITIC Capital Chief Outlines Strategies for China’s Long-Term Growth
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US inflation eases but remains high as tariffs continue to affect prices and consumer spending slows.
China Unveils Plans to Boost Spending and Foreign Investment
China’s State Council, led by Premier Li Qiang, has unveiled new measures to increase domestic consumer spending and attract foreign investment, aiming to stimulate economic growth.
20 Million Chinese Rush to Trade in Electronics Amid New Subsidies
Over 20 million Chinese applied for electronics trade-in subsidies, boosting mobile phone sales by 74% before the Spring Festival. The government offers up to 500 yuan per device to spur consumption.
China’s Economy Grows 5% in 2024, Hitting Annual Target
China’s GDP grew by 5% in 2024, meeting its annual target. Strong performances in manufacturing, high-tech industries, and consumer spending signal steady economic momentum.
China Expands ‘Old-for-New’ Trade-In Program to Boost Spending
China unveils new measures to expand its “old-for-new” exchange program and equipment renewal policies for 2025, aiming to stimulate consumer spending and industrial upgrades.