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The Politburo met amid signs that China’s economy is stumbling. Leaders acknowledged sluggish consumer spending. The Politburo met amid signs that China’s economy is stumbling. Leaders acknowledged sluggish consumer spending.
They urged “more proactive” tax policies. They also called for increased government spending. However, they refrained from endorsing sweeping reforms. The guidance stops short of a full stimulus package. Analysts view the cautious stance
as a measured response. Future policy moves will depend on how consumer demand evolves.