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China unveils measures to spur demand (opens the original)
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China unveiled fiscal and monetary measures on Tuesday to strengthen domestic demand, introducing central government subsidies for eligible mortgages while expanding targeted funding for infrastructure, technological innovation and small businesses. The moves will help ease the debt burden on qualifying households and channel more financing into investment, while bolstering market expectations by indicating policymakers' greater emphasis on stabilizing growth and stronger willingness to provide
Experts see ample room for bilateral cooperation (opens the original)
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By ZHOU LANXU, LIU ZHIHUA and ZHONG NAN | China Daily | Updated: 2026-09-23 08:10 China and the United States have substantial room to expand cooperation in services, capital flows and artificial intelligence, building on their intertwined high-tech manufacturing supply chains, said a senior economist and executives of multinational corporations. As the exchange of visits between the two heads of state within six months marks a historic milestone, Zhu Min, former deputy managing director of the
Nation builds up resilience to push growth (opens the original)
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China's ongoing effort to pivot on growth driven by domestic demand is strengthening its economic resilience and supporting global economic stability, while creating fresh opportunities for international businesses, said economists and executives. Their comments come amid a renewed debate over China's growth model, with critics arguing that excessive reliance on exports and constraints on domestic demand, especially consumption, could leave the Chinese economy vulnerable to external shocks, with
PBOC governor: Slower credit growth reflects economic upgrading (opens the original)
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By Zhou Lanxu | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2026-09-16 13:38 Slower growth in China's aggregate financing helps keep the macro leverage ratio broadly stable, while moderating loan growth reflects economic restructuring and upgrading, China's central bank governor said, signaling how markets should expect and interpret future financing data. "Maintaining past growth rates in overall lending would be both difficult and unnecessary," Pan Gongsheng, governor of the People's Bank of China, said in a
Payment, currency ties to boost BRICS (opens the original)
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Ongoing efforts by BRICS members to strengthen payment and currency cooperation are seen as crucial to bolstering their financial autonomy and resilience amid growing concerns over the dollar-centric international monetary system, experts said. Practical avenues include extending existing bilateral payment arrangements, expanding local currency settlements and broadening access to infrastructure such as the Cross-Border Interbank Payment System (CIPS) and the multilateral central bank digital cu
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