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China to boost domestic demand in 2026 with targeted investments, private sector growth, and human capital spending amid slowing infrastructure growth.
China plans to boost domestic demand in 2026 by prioritizing efficient investment, expanding private sector involvement, and increasing spending on human capital like education and healthcare.
Despite a 2.6% year-on-year drop in fixed-asset investment through November 2025, officials aim to reverse the trend using central budget funds, special treasury bonds, and local government bonds.
Key projects from the 15th Five-Year Plan may be accelerated, and new financing tools totaling 500 billion yuan are being deployed.
The shift reflects diminishing returns from traditional infrastructure, rising labor costs, and an aging population, prompting a move toward innovation-driven, demand-led growth.
China impulsará la demanda doméstica en 2026 con inversiones específicas, crecimiento del sector privado y gasto en capital humano en medio de la desaceleración del crecimiento de la infraestructura.