Strong Domestic Demand Underpins China's Economic Growth Despite Real Estate Crisis
Strong Domestic Demand Fuels China’s Economic Resurgence
As China confronts a persistent real estate crisis, strong domestic demand emerges as a critical factor driving economic growth. Recent data from the Economic Information Daily underscores this trend, indicating that key indicators are aligning to support recovery.
Positive Economic Signals
- The offline-consumption sentiment index rose by 8.2% year-on-year in October.
- Online sales of home appliances surged by 40.2%.
- The operating rate of construction machinery increased by 1.6% percentage points.
Real Estate Market Improvements
Significant shifts are observed in the property market as new home sales saw a 0.9% year-on-year rise, marking the first increase since June last year. Moreover, total home sales surpassed September figures for the first time in 17 years, indicating a stabilizing property market.
Policy Direction Amid Deflationary Pressures
In light of deflationary pressures and external uncertainties surrounding Trump's re-election, China is set on a path of sustainable economic strategies. Financial Minister Lan Foan disclosed plans for future fiscal stimulus, focusing on long-term stability rather than short-term gains.
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