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China’s stimulus lifts tax revenue for first time this year after policy shift

China’s fiscal revenue rose by 5.5 per cent year on year in October, consolidating a turnaround in September.

China’s consumption key to growth as Trump tariff threat looms, economist says

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Recap | China’s stimulus boosts retail sales, GDP hopes amid debt relief concerns: 5 economy stories

How can China unleash the spending power of its millions of migrant workers?

Deregulation and ‘people-centred urbanisation’ that fills public service gaps can spur consumption, Hong Kong forum told.

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Migrant workers arrive at Beijing West Railway Station in February 2020. Photo: Xinhua

Exclusive | China to host leaders of international bodies as global uncertainties mount

Meeting will provide briefing on country’s economic development and seek better ways to navigate increasing uncertainties.

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China eyes lift in ‘intensity, accuracy’ of monetary policies amid credit uptick

People’s Bank of China pledges to serve the real economy, while October’s credit data shows a slight improvement.

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Forget ‘patchwork policies’, China urged to focus on incremental stimulus

Economists spoke after Beijing unveiled its debt-relief plan following a week-long meeting of China’s top legislative body.

Workers watch as equipment is lifted by a crane on a construction site in the central business district in Beijing. Photo: AFP

Navigating ‘tough phase’, China says economy is on road to recovery

Positive spin by party mouthpiece, while shying away from ‘chasing rapid growth’, comes as questions linger over China’s stimulus measures.

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Investors look past debt clean-up plan as minister pledges more proactive policy

A number of market participants say there is reason to believe that more economic relief is on the way.

Open Questions | Economist Huang Yiping on Trump trade war 2.0 and China’s stimulus ‘U-turn’

Huang Yiping of Peking University talks the re-election of Donald Trump and why China needs its own Marshall Plan.

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Not ‘whatever it takes’: China’s stimulus strategy seen as long and intact

Beijing’s reluctance to use strong measures to rapidly turn tide of sluggish economy keeps markets, consumers and analysts waiting in wonder.

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China unveils debt-relief plan, keeps further stimulus salvo in reserve arsenal

Week-long NPC Standing Committee meeting ends with mostly forward-looking plans to right China’s economic ship.

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China adds 6 trillion yuan in relief for ‘debt bombs’ – as it happened

China’s top legislative body approved additional debt relief for local governments and promised more support next year.

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What more does China need to do to fix its ailing property sector?

Rising sales in big cities seen as a positive sign, but falling prices remain a concern.

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Buildings under construction in Beijing. Photo: EPA-EFE

China to unveil fiscal stimulus plans, but may hold fire until 2025: analysts

A week-long session of China’s top legislative body, the National People’s Congress (NPC) Standing Committee, concludes on Friday.

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Women walk past by a display showing the Shanghai stock market index outside a brokerage in Beijing. Photo: AP

China to stick with ‘around 5%’ GDP target in 2025 despite Trump win: economist

US President-elect Donald Trump has said he would impose a 60 per cent tariff on Chinese goods.

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Fed rate cut gives China room to move as Beijing eyes more economic stimulus

US Federal Reserve lowered its benchmark rate less than a day before China is expected to release its latest economic stimulus plan.

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Macroscope | The most important part of China’s fiscal stimulus? Expectation management

As Beijing prioritises stability and development over reflation, investors must reconcile themselves to the realities of Chinese policymaking.

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People pass by a display board showing Chinese stock market movements on November 6, in Beijing, during the US presidential election. Photo: AP

Reform, stimulus, both? Trump victory prompts questions on China’s policy plan

As China’s stimulus begins to show a stabilising effect, academics say structural changes needed to buoy demand and counter Trump policies.

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Income, job woes still weigh heavy as China targets consumption in 5 key cites

Events will take place in Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Tianjin and Chongqing in November to coincide with China’s annual Singles’ Day event.

China’s fiscal stimulus plan could expand by 20% if Trump wins, experts predict

China’s top legislative body is meeting this week in Beijing, at the same time as Tuesday’s US presidential election.

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Chocolate bars with the faces of Democratic presidential nominee, US Vice-President Kamala Harris, and Republican presidential nominee and former US President Donald Trump are displayed at a store. Photo: Reuters

In stimulus signal, China’s top legislature mulls debt swap plan on first day

China’s top legislative body is reviewing local debt swaps on the first day of its session, suggesting more fiscal stimulus could arrive.

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China’s top legislative body is meeting in a closely watched session likely to address several pressing economic issues. Photo: AFP

‘Avoiding a crisis’: economic stability top of agenda as Chinese lawmakers meet

Focus of meeting expected to be on risk prevention and economic stabilisation rather than directly boosting demand.

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Explainer | Will China’s top legislature give the green light to fiscal stimulus package?

As China’s top legislative body prepares to convene, we look at the likelihood of a fiscal stimulus and the process needed to approve it.

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Why are Chinese rushing for gold amid record high prices?

Chinese buyers with nowhere else to look snap up gold bars in search for ‘reliable value-preserving asset’.

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Spot gold was trading at US$2,746.3 an ounce on Friday, after hitting a record high of US$2,790.15 on Thursday. Photo: Shutterstock

China may fix fiscal spending shortfall next week, policy adviser says

Central bank policy adviser Wang Yiming says China has a funding gap of around 1.5 trillion yuan (US$210 billion).

Construction workers in Xiangshui town in the Wanzhou District of Chongqing, southwest China. Photo: Xinhua

China looks to establish childbirth subsidy system, further tax cuts for parents

Subsidies and tax cuts are set to be rolled out as part of efforts to build a ‘birth-friendly society’ amid China’s looming demographic crisis.

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Will China cut personal income taxes as part of its stimulus drive?

Ex-officials and scholars have suggested China should further cut personal income tax as part of its stimulus package.

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China’s economic stimulus
The latest news and insights on China’s 2024 economic stimulus packages and measures, from property, stocks and government policy to far-reaching social and market implications.
last updated:
17 October, 2024
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