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An official says boosting domestic demand will drive the Chinese mainland’s 2026 growth, with policies to revive consumption, stabilize investment, and target a 5% GDP increase to 140 trillion yuan.
At Beijing’s 2025–26 CCIEE Economic Conference, senior officials affirmed a 5% growth outlook for China, outlining key policies on trade, consumption, green energy and business reform.
On Dec 3 in Beijing, the CPC Central Committee held a symposium with non-CPC experts to review this year’s economy and gather suggestions for 2026 economic work, with Xi Jinping presiding.
Governments and central banks roll out measures—from tax cuts to digital grants—to ease downward pressure on corporate profits and fuel business growth worldwide.
Cambridge economist Jostein Hauge states that Trump’s tariffs are unlikely to significantly impact China’s economy or serve as an effective boost for the US, highlighting China’s diversified trade partnerships.
China continues its fight against poverty by implementing policies to prevent relapse, focusing on economic support and rural revitalization.
Donald Trump’s second term kicks off with aggressive domestic policies and strategic diplomatic moves, balancing tariffs on the Chinese mainland with calls for US-China cooperation.
Stephen Innes of SPI Asset Management highlights the Federal Reserve’s crucial role in global currency markets and the need to balance rate hikes to prevent a currency crisis.