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China plans economic stimulus for 2026 amid slowing growth, focusing on consumption, property, and social welfare.
The upcoming Central Economic Work Conference is expected to focus on stabilizing China’s economy amid weakening growth in late 2025, with officials preparing targeted measures for 2026, the first year of the 15th Five-Year Plan.
Economic indicators show declining retail sales, investment, and industrial output, driven by a high base and fading stimulus.
Fiscal policy will remain central, with a deficit near 4% and increased issuance of special and local government bonds to fund social welfare programs like childcare and eldercare.
Consumption growth has slowed, prompting potential new measures such as expanded subsidies for health and maternity products, nationwide service vouchers, and relaxed consumption barriers.
The property market, facing accelerating declines, may see policy easing, including removal of purchase restrictions in major cities and lower mortgage rates and taxes to prevent deeper economic drag.
China planea un estímulo económico para 2026 en medio de la desaceleración del crecimiento, centrándose en el consumo, la propiedad y el bienestar social.