Key meeting sends message to shore up drivers, focusing on structural issues in H2
A recent meeting of the Communist Party of China's Political Bureau focused on structural economic adjustments rather than aggressive fiscal stimulus. The report highlights that consumption growth is lagging behind income growth, prompting a shift toward expanding quality supply for diverse consumer groups.
China's first-half GDP growth came in at 4.7 percent, within the full-year target range set at between 4.5 and 5 percent. Against this backdrop, the recent meeting of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, as widely expected, did not announce fiscal or monetary stimulus measures beyond market expectations. Instead, its intent was seemingly to focus more on the structural end.
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