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- China’s leaders pledged a proactive fiscal policy for 2026, aiming for 5% growth after the Central Economic Work Conference.
- The conference urged boosting consumption and investment to cut export reliance.
- Analysts warn a production-driven model may hinder long-term growth.
- The International Monetary Fund urges a shift to a consumption-led economy and notes reforms to the domestic market, including tax refund optimizations for tourists to stimulate consumption and attract foreign investment.
