China to Launch New Pro-Growth Policies
China’s government plans to introduce measures aimed at supporting the economy and is studying policies to stabilize the property market, according to Bloomberg. Bloomberg Economics Chief Asia Economist Chang Shu said the acceleration is likely to focus on investment rather than solely on addressing flatlining consumption.

China’s government will introduce new measures to support the economy, according to Bloomberg.
The government is also studying policies to stabilize the property market. Bloomberg Economics Chief Asia Economist Chang Shu said the acceleration will likely target investment rather than focus solely on flatlining consumption.
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