The Chinese Mainland Aims for Robust 5% GDP Growth by 2025
China expresses confidence in achieving a 5% GDP growth target by 2025, highlighting institutional strengths and market potential.
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China expresses confidence in achieving a 5% GDP growth target by 2025, highlighting institutional strengths and market potential.
China aims for a 5% economic growth target in 2025, driven by new policies, emerging industries, and strong recovery indicators.
China is set to adopt a more proactive fiscal policy with an increased deficit-to-GDP ratio of 4%, aiming to boost economic growth and address global challenges.
China’s private sector is set to drive future growth with stable policy support and international diversification, reducing dependence on the U.S. market.
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