
China’s Q1 GDP Soars 5.4% Amid Strong Domestic Demand
China’s Q1 2025 GDP grew by 5.4%, driven by surging retail sales and robust industrial output, signaling strong domestic demand and fiscal support.
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China’s Q1 2025 GDP grew by 5.4%, driven by surging retail sales and robust industrial output, signaling strong domestic demand and fiscal support.
The Chinese mainland records 5.4% Q1 GDP growth, driven by robust sectors and tech innovation, setting a high bar for global trends.
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A flagship report from the Boao Forum for Asia projects a 4.5% GDP growth in 2025, signaling robust prospects for the Asian economy.
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