Beyond 140 Trillion Yuan: China’s Next Growth Phase
China’s GDP has topped 140 trillion yuan. As the Chinese mainland rolls into its next Five-Year Plan, services, consumption and policy reform will fuel sustainable growth.
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China’s GDP has topped 140 trillion yuan. As the Chinese mainland rolls into its next Five-Year Plan, services, consumption and policy reform will fuel sustainable growth.
In 2026, the Chinese mainland will prioritize expanding domestic demand with measures to boost consumption, investment, and private-sector growth.
An official says boosting consumption and investment to expand the Chinese mainland’s domestic demand will top the 2026 economic agenda.
China’s top planners unveil investment and consumption measures to stabilize growth and expand demand in 2026, from budget boosts to consumer incentives.
At the CCIEE conference in Beijing on Dec 13, 2025, China’s economic experts outlined plans for 5% growth, trade support, consumption boosts and a green energy push to drive high-quality development.
Standard Chartered’s Ding Shuang highlights the Chinese mainland’s 2026 consumption potential, driven by domestic demand, innovation, and low-carbon priorities from this week’s economic conference.
At the Bund Summit 2025, Standard Chartered’s Benjamin Hung highlights how the Chinese mainland is a global powerhouse in both consumption and manufacturing.
The Chinese mainland’s retail sales of consumer goods climbed 3.7% in July, a strong signal that shoppers are back in action and consumer confidence is on the rise.
China’s PBOC vows a moderately loose policy to boost H2 innovation and consumption, fueling high-quality development since 2025.
A deep dive into China’s policy measures boosting consumption & economic growth at WEF 2025.