
China Keeps Loan Prime Rate Unchanged in December, Supporting Economic Growth
China’s one-year Loan Prime Rate (LPR) remained unchanged at 3.1% in December, signaling stability in the nation’s economic support measures.
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China’s one-year Loan Prime Rate (LPR) remained unchanged at 3.1% in December, signaling stability in the nation’s economic support measures.
China’s November economic data highlights opportunities amidst challenges, with relaxed monetary policies and a stabilizing property market paving the way for future growth.
The Chinese mainland prioritizes boosting consumption and expanding domestic demand for 2025, aiming to enhance economic growth through diverse strategies as outlined in the Central Economic Work Conference.
China aims for 5% GDP growth in 2025 by adopting proactive fiscal policies and optimizing spending to boost domestic demand amidst global challenges.
China’s rural residents saw their per capita disposable income more than double over the past decade, enhancing their spending power and economic participation.
China’s economy continues its rebound in November with strong gains in industrial production, technology sectors, services, and retail sales, reflecting sustained recovery.
China’s retail sales of consumer goods rose by 3% year-on-year in November, indicating steady economic growth amid global uncertainties.
China’s Central Economic Work Conference outlines strong confidence in achieving economic goals for 2024, with measures to sustain growth and address challenges.
China’s Central Economic Work Conference emphasizes high-level opening-up, expanding foreign trade, and boosting the digital economy to attract global investments.
China’s Central Economic Work Conference outlines strategies for sustainable and inclusive growth by 2025, emphasizing fiscal expansion, monetary easing, and high-quality development.