
China Unveils New Policies to Secure 5% GDP Growth by 2025
China is set to implement stronger financial and consumption policies to achieve its 5% GDP growth target by 2025, demonstrating economic resilience amidst global uncertainties.
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China is set to implement stronger financial and consumption policies to achieve its 5% GDP growth target by 2025, demonstrating economic resilience amidst global uncertainties.
China expresses confidence in achieving a 5% GDP growth target by 2025, highlighting institutional strengths and market potential.
The Chinese mainland targets around 5% economic growth for 2025, outlined in a recent government report submitted to the national legislature.
China’s economy shows strong growth and resilience with a 5% GDP increase in 2024, says NPC spokesperson Lou Qinjian, highlighting robust private sector support and ongoing reforms.
China’s GDP reached a record $18.38 trillion in 2024, marking a 5% increase. High-quality development and green energy sectors led the progress, according to CPPCC spokesperson Liu Jieyi.
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