
Chinese Premier Li Qiang Urges Boosting Consumption to Unleash Market Potential
Chinese Premier Li Qiang urges efforts to boost consumption and expand domestic demand to unlock China’s market potential.
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Chinese Premier Li Qiang urges efforts to boost consumption and expand domestic demand to unlock China’s market potential.
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.
China’s home prices dipped slightly in February due to the Spring Festival holiday slowdown, with first-tier cities seeing minor increases and second-tier cities remaining flat.
China announces plans to address key economic risks and boost development, focusing on stabilizing the real estate market and transforming financial institutions.
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Home prices in China’s top cities rose in January, signaling a stabilization in the country’s housing market, according to new data from the National Bureau of Statistics.
China announces major reforms to boost its capital market and real estate sector, aiming to inject long-term funds, enhance market stability, and drive economic growth.
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Chinese officials express confidence in achieving economic goals, unveiling proactive plans to boost growth and stabilize markets in 2025 after a key conference in Beijing.
Beijing’s second-hand home sales surged by 8% in November, driven by new policies boosting the housing market. This rise signals increased confidence among buyers and sellers in the capital.