China sets economic growth target at around 5% for 2025 despite challenges like a trade war with the U.S. and a sluggish economy. The government plans to adopt a more proactive fiscal policy and issue ultra-long term bonds to stimulate growth.
Key Points
Government aims for around 5% economic growth in 2025
Plans to increase deficit spending and issue 1.3 trillion yuan in ultra-long term bonds
Focus on reducing dependence on real estate market and developing a high-tech economy
Pros
Stabilizing economic growth amidst challenges
Adopting a proactive fiscal policy to stimulate the economy
Plans to issue ultra-long term bonds for economic development
Cons
Facing threats from U.S. tariffs on Chinese products
Challenges from a real estate slump and sluggish consumer spending