How China's Economy Can Pivot to Consumption-led Growth
you are currently viewing:How China's Economy Can Pivot to Consumption-led GrowthFebruary 18, 2026--More forceful macroeconomic stimulus,stronger social protection,and fiscal support for the property sector can help boost domestic demand,especially consumption
The economy expanded by 5 percent in 2025,and we project 4.5 percent growth this year,up 0.3 percentage points from our October forecast. Despite this resilience,the growth model of the world's second-largest economy faces increasing challenges. Domestic demand has been subdued,in part because the protracted property slump, combined with a weak social safety net, hurt consumers' willingness to spend. Source: imf.org |
January 27, 2026-The base price, etc. of the following issue, which is scheduled for initial listing on January 28, 2026, are as follows.
Listed Code: 491A
Issue Name: iShares S&P 500 Ex-Financials JPY Hedged ETF
January 23, 2026--China's securities regulator is weighing stricter requirements for mainland companies seeking to list shares in Hong Kong amid concerns about deal quality following an offshore fundraising surge.
January 23, 2026-The base price, etc. of the following issues, which are scheduled for initial listing on January 26, 2026, are as follows.
Listed Code: 497A
Inbound Consumer Related Japan Equity Net Return ETN
January 13, 2026--30 ETFs under the company's banner offer the industry's lowest fee
China Asset Management Co. (ChinaAMC) announced that it has slashed the expense ratio on 10 mega-ETFs to the industry's lowest level, a move that could save investors billions of yuan annually.