The Beijing Hour China sets economic targets for 2025, vowing to boost AI, 6G, home consumption
Mar 5, 2025
Wang Xin-sung, an associate professor at Beijing Normal University, and reporter Do Hongyu delve into China's ambitious economic goals, setting a 5% GDP growth target for 2025. They discuss local authorities' strategies to bolster businesses for global expansion and the impact of U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods. The conversation highlights China's focus on enhancing AI and 6G technologies, while navigating geopolitical challenges in trade. Their insights reveal a nuanced perspective on the nation's evolving economic landscape.
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China's 2025 GDP Target
- China sets 5% GDP growth target for 2025 amidst global uncertainties.
- The target focuses on stabilizing employment, managing risks, and improving well-being.
2025 Economic Targets
- China aims for 5% GDP growth, 5.5% urban unemployment, and over 12 million new urban jobs.
- The growth target balances economic stability with addressing challenges.
Promoting New Productive Forces
- Premier Li Keqiang emphasizes promoting new productive forces and tech-driven growth.
- China prioritizes industrial chain resilience and green transition amidst U.S. strategic bans.