
Economist: Social Security Reforms Key to Boosting China’s Consumption
Morgan Stanley economist Robin Xing says social security reforms will boost China’s consumption in 2025.
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Morgan Stanley economist Robin Xing says social security reforms will boost China’s consumption in 2025.

China is strengthening policies in finance and consumption to achieve its 5% economic growth target, emphasizing consumption, financial support, and technological innovation.

China introduces new interest subsidy policies to ease financial burdens and boost consumption, announced Finance Minister Lan Fo’an.

China announces ambitious plans to boost consumption and domestic demand, aiming to drive economic growth and improve living standards.

China’s Spring Festival travel rush sparks a significant consumption rebound, with billions of trips fueling spending in tourism, entertainment, and more, signaling a boost in economic growth.

China’s consumption market starts strong in the Lunar New Year, driven by government incentives and new trends, setting the tone for economic growth ahead.

China’s 2025 Spring Festival holiday set new records in travel, leisure, and consumption, marking a strong start to the nation’s economy this year.

China ramps up market supply and boosts holiday consumption for Spring Festival 2025, introducing new initiatives and discounts to enhance the holiday experience.

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 plans to boost consumption in 2025 to drive economic growth, focusing on strategies like increasing incomes, promoting cultural tourism, and developing new consumption patterns.