US EditionXi Jinping warns China’s economic recovery at ‘critical stage’
- China's President Xi Jinping stated that the country's economic recovery is still critical and urged measures to boost the economy.
- Xi emphasized the need to focus on accelerating the construction of a modern industrial system, expanding domestic demand, and preventing and defusing risks.
- Chinese exports, a key growth driver, had been declining since October 2021, and a surprise drop in imports in November highlighted weak consumer activity at home.
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The Communist Party's Politburo promises “proactive” fiscal policies and “effective” monetary policy to support growth. President Xi Jinping has warned that China's economic recovery is “still at a critical stage”, and in turn the leaders of the Communist Party are committed to supporting growth with “proactive” fiscal policies and an “effective” monetary policy in the new year. The comments follow months of mixed data from the world's second la…
Chinas Xi Says Economic Recovery still At Critical Stage: State Media
President Xi Jinping said that Chinas economic recovery is at a critical stage, state broadcaster CCTV reported Friday. At present, the countrys economic recovery is still at a critical stage, Xi said at a meeting of Chinas Communist Party Politburo, the countrys top decisio ..
China's Xi says economic recovery 'still at critical stage'
BEIJING, China - President Xi Jinping said that China's economic recovery is "still at a critical stage", state broadcaster CCTV reported Friday, as sluggish domestic activity and property sector woes drag on a post-pandemic rebound.This handout photo taken and released by the European Council Press Service on December 7, 2023 shows China's President Xi Jinping (R) and China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi (2nd R) attending the 24th EU–China Summit i…
China Politburo Raises Expectations for Ambitious 2024 GDP Goal
China’s top leaders pledged to strengthen fiscal support and emphasized the importance of economic “progress” at a meeting Friday that supported economists’ expectations for a growth goal of around 5% for next year.
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