China Sets Lowest Economic Growth Target in 35 Years
China's government has announced a GDP growth target of 4.5% to 5% for 2026, the lowest in 35 years, while also increasing military spending by 7% and reiterating its goal of 'national reunification' with Taiwan.
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China Guides Down: Beijing Drops Economic Growth Target To Lowest Level In 35 Years
China Guides Down: Beijing Drops Economic Growth Target To Lowest Level In 35 Years China just admitted what we've been reporting for years: the old growth engine is sputtering, and the world's second-largest economy is officially shifting into a lower gear. At the opening of the National People's Congress (NPC) on Thursday, Premier Li Qiang unveiled a 2026 GDP growth target of 4.5% to 5% - the lowest benchmark since 1991 and the first time in over three decades Beijing has dare...
By Tyler Durden
Read full article →China anuncia a mais baixa meta de crescimento económico em 35 anos
Governo chinês prevê crescimento do PIB “entre 4,5% e 5%” para 2026, volta a aumentar os gastos militares em 7% e promete “avançar a causa da reunificação nacional” com Taiwan.
By publico@publico.pt
Read full article →Ķīnas vadība izvirza zemāko ekonomikas izaugsmes mērķi 35 gadu laikā
Ķīnas komunistiskā vadība prognozē, ka valsts ekonomikas izaugsme šajā gadā nepārsniegs 5 %, un tas ir zemākais uzstādītais valsts izaugsmes mērķis kopš 1991. gada. Neraugoties uz ekonomiskās izaugsmes tempu palēnināšanos, Ķīna palielina militāros un tehnoloģiskās attīstības izdevumus
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