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CHINA: Xinhua Reports that Bolder Stimulus Next Year Coming. 

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  • China’s Politburo meeting for December has sent a clear message to economy that bold economic support can be expected next year.
  • The Politburo has vowed to ‘embrace a moderately loose monetary policy in 2025 (as per article on Xinhua).
  • They have also indicated that a shift away from the last decades’ prudent strategy.
  • To complement looser monetary conditions China’s leaders also pledge a more proactive fiscal policy.
  • Yesterday it was reported that China is likely to abandon its long-held  3% fiscal deficit cap. 
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  • China’s Politburo meeting for December has sent a clear message to economy that bold economic support can be expected next year.
  • The Politburo has vowed to ‘embrace a moderately loose monetary policy in 2025 (as per article on Xinhua).
  • They have also indicated that a shift away from the last decades’ prudent strategy.
  • To complement looser monetary conditions China’s leaders also pledge a more proactive fiscal policy.
  • Yesterday it was reported that China is likely to abandon its long-held  3% fiscal deficit cap.