China Expands Fiscal-Financial Measures for Domestic Demand
China upgrades fiscal-financial coordination with expanded interest subsidies, more banks, and higher credit limits to boost consumption.
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China upgrades fiscal-financial coordination with expanded interest subsidies, more banks, and higher credit limits to boost consumption.
China's trade-in program has benefited 178 million people in 2026, driving 1.32 trillion yuan in sales through 187.5 billion yuan in subsidies.
Walmart reports slowest US sales growth in six years as gas prices and inflation squeeze consumers, sending shares down 9%.
US retail sales fell 0.6% in July, the biggest drop in over a year, as tax-refund spending faded and gas prices rose amid Iran war tensions.
July inflation cooled to 3.4% but retail sales fell 0.6%, the biggest drop in over a year, as American households pull back on spending.
This week's economic data reveals key trends in inflation, consumer spending, grocery prices, and gas costs affecting American households.
China's Tax Refund 2.0 policy drives record spending by international visitors, with refund sales projected to exceed 100 billion yuan in 2026.
Americans are carving out room for small luxuries despite economic pressures, fueling a 'treat yourself' economy with record movie attendance.
The 'lipstick effect' is reshaping American spending as consumers shift to affordable indulgences amid inflation and economic uncertainty.
From motorboat racing in Shandong to basketball in Guangdong, sports events are fueling diverse consumer spending across China.
China's consumer trade-in program drove 1.25 trillion yuan in sales in 2026, benefiting 169M people as Beijing boosts consumption and green transition.
Grocery prices surged 33% since 2019, the biggest jump in 50 years, forcing Americans to change how they shop, cook, and feed their families.
China's summer consumption surges with booming tourism, Guangdong's $120M dining vouchers, and record travel deals as the cool economy drives demand.
China releases third batch of 62.5 billion yuan in ultra-long special treasury bonds for consumer goods trade-ins, boosting sales past 1 trillion yuan.
China's Dragon Boat Festival holiday drove over 650 million trips, with cultural tourism booming, inbound travel up 31%, and consumer spending surging.
China's 618 shopping festival shows 7.7% online retail growth, AI-powered e-commerce, and a surge in health and service consumption.
China's retail sales fell 0.6% in May, the first decline since 2022, as consumer spending weakens and property woes deepen, signaling economic pressure.
Hosting a backyard BBQ now costs $161 for 10 people as hamburger beef prices surge 14%. Inflation and a historic cattle shortage drive the spike.
China's ten government departments issue a three-year plan to transform car rental, targeting airport coverage and free cross-city returns by 2028.
China's foreign trade grew 15.3% to 20.68 trillion yuan in Jan-May 2026, while the excavator index and consumer data point to a stable, improving economy.
The Iran conflict drives oil above $100, forcing US consumers to cut spending and shift habits. OPEC+ boosts production as demand destruction fears grow.
China unveils version 2.0 of its departure tax refund policy with eight measures to make refunds faster and easier for international tourists.
The Fed's preferred PCE inflation gauge rose to 3.8% in April, squeezing households as incomes fall and savings dwindle, complicating rate cut prospects.
China's trade-in policy has benefited 31 million consumers and driven 207 billion yuan in sales as Beijing expands subsidies to smart home and AI products.
China's 55-65 'Savvy Silvers' are emerging as a major consumer force, spending on leisure, travel and self-improvement, reshaping the economy.