China signals it will rely on fiscal stimulus to manage economy in 2026
China plans to maintain a budget deficit near 4% of GDP and use flexible monetary tools to support growth and ease local government debt pressures in 2026.
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China’s 2026 stimulus plan isn’t exports, it’s economic reform
TOKYO — There’s little doubt that China’s export engine is working its magic to get Asia’s biggest economy across the finish line to 5% growth. Clearly, China blowing past his tariffs in 2025 to rack up a record $1 trillion trade surplus wasn’t on Donald Trump’s bingo card. Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s economy did it in […] The post China’s 2026 stimulus plan isn’t exports, it’s economic reform appeared first on Asia Times.
China signals it will rely on fiscal stimulus to manage economy in 2026
The commitments made at the Central Economic Work Conference underscore Beijing’s intent to keep spending high and deploy flexible monetary tools as it faces pressure to boost domestic demand and offset global trade tensions.
Chinese Economy To Rely On Fiscal Stimulus To Maintain Deficit In 2026
China signalled on Thursday it will rely on fiscal stimulus to manage the economy in 2026, pledging to maintain a “necessary” budget deficit and debt levels to shore up growth while tackling local government financial strains. The commitment, outlined after a key agenda-setting meeting, underscores Beijing’s intent to keep spending high and deploy flexible monetary […] The post Chinese Economy To Rely On Fiscal Stimulus To Maintain Deficit In 20…
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