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China plans to boost domestic spending via trade-ins and reforms, aiming for sustainable growth amid economic challenges.
China is accelerating efforts to boost domestic consumption amid slowing investment, weakening exports, and a struggling property market, with officials signaling a stronger focus on household spending in the 2026–2030 five-year plan.
While no specific GDP target for consumption has been set, the government plans to use 300 billion yuan from ultra-long treasury bonds for a consumer goods trade-in program, alongside broader measures to improve income, public services, and social welfare.
The shift reflects a strategic pivot toward sustainable growth, though progress is expected to be gradual due to low consumer confidence, stagnant incomes, and lingering property sector issues.
The full plan will be unveiled in March 2026.
China planea impulsar el gasto interno a través de intercambios y reformas, con el objetivo de un crecimiento sostenible en medio de los desafíos económicos.