China's consumer spending fell in September 2025, signaling weak demand despite stimulus efforts.

China's consumer spending declined in September 2025, signaling weakening domestic demand amid ongoing economic pressures. The drop follows a series of measures aimed at boosting growth, including interest rate cuts and stimulus efforts, but has raised concerns about sluggish consumption and rising unemployment. Economists warn that without stronger policy support, the slowdown could deepen, affecting global markets and trade.