China’s export and AI boom is lifting growth but weak consumption, housing woes and job concerns continue to drag the economy.
Why China’s stimulus keeps missing the mark
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China's economy is split, with strong tech exports but weak domestic consumption and job growth, prompting calls for more household stimulus.
- China's GDP grew 4.5% due to strong exports, but domestic consumption remains weak.
- Housing slump and job insecurity have reduced household wealth and increased savings.
- China's focus on tech industries may be harming domestic consumption growth.
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