The country's economy has failed to roar back after the government dropped its strict rolling anti-pandemic lockdowns at the end of 2022. Late last year, the government began rolling out its most aggressive stimulus package since the pandemic in a bid to boost borrowing, ease pressure on consumers and encourage domestic spending.
lørdag 4. januar 2025
Three Issues That Could Shake China's Vulnerable Economy in 2025
Beijing hopes its recent moves to stimulate the world's second-largest economy will bear fruit this year. An ongoing property sector crisis, deflationary pressures exacerbated by muted consumer confidence and the specter of tariff hikes pledged by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump loom large over China's 2025 growth prospects.
The country's economy has failed to roar back after the government dropped its strict rolling anti-pandemic lockdowns at the end of 2022. Late last year, the government began rolling out its most aggressive stimulus package since the pandemic in a bid to boost borrowing, ease pressure on consumers and encourage domestic spending.
The country's economy has failed to roar back after the government dropped its strict rolling anti-pandemic lockdowns at the end of 2022. Late last year, the government began rolling out its most aggressive stimulus package since the pandemic in a bid to boost borrowing, ease pressure on consumers and encourage domestic spending.