China Targets 5% GDP Growth in 2025 with Aggressive Stimulus Strategies
- THE CHINA NOW
- Mar 5
- 3 min read
Summary
China targets around 5% GDP growth for 2025 while introducing a wide range of stimulus measures to support economic recovery.
A budget deficit of 4% of GDP has been set, the highest since 2010, accompanied by a plan for substantial special treasury bond issuance.
The government is focusing on boosting domestic consumption and introducing trade-in programs, amidst persistent trade tensions and inflation concerns.
China has set an ambitious 5% GDP growth target for 2025, marking a year of focused recovery and reinvigoration for its economy. This growth forecast comes amid mounting trade concerns and slowing domestic demand, particularly from the consumer sector. However, achieving this growth target will require significant effort and a combination of fiscal policies and measures to address ongoing economic challenges.
