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China plans to implement proactive economic policies in 2026, aiming for sustainable long-term growth. President Xi Jinping ...

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Chinas economy in 2024 was officially revised downward following a final verification by the countrys statistics bureau, ...

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China’s economy is still growing, but property stress, weak consumption, and rising export risks show Beijing is running out of reliable growth options.

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