
China Unveils New Plan to Boost Markets and Consumer Confidence 


China’s new policies aim to stabilize stock and property markets by boosting incomes and consumer confidence. Major focus on demand-side reforms.
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China’s new policies aim to stabilize stock and property markets by boosting incomes and consumer confidence. Major focus on demand-side reforms.
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