Buenos Aires, December 14 (NA) – In a sign of commitment to economic stability, China's main economic planning agency, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), announced a set of 'multiple' measures designed to secure and stimulate investment growth in the next cycle. The plan, revealed at an NDRC work conference, aims to inject confidence and resources into both key infrastructure projects and the private sector.
Reinforced Financial Strategy To achieve its growth targets, the NDRC detailed three pillars of financial action for the coming year:
IP Activation of government funds: Various types of state investment funds will be mobilized and leveraged to direct capital towards strategic sectors. Expansionary central budget: A moderate increase in the scale of investment coming directly from the central budget will be implemented. Policy-based financing measures: The use of new policy financial tools will continue to complement direct investment and support key projects.
Multifaceted Approach: From Consumption to Opening-Up Beyond direct investment, the NDRC plans to address several crucial economic fronts for sustainable development:
Private investment: Decisive action will be taken to revitalize and catalyze private investment, considered essential for job creation and innovation. Boosting consumption: The implementation of consumer goods exchange programs will be improved, and efforts will be made to boost service consumption, an increasingly important growth engine. Growth engines: The government will focus on cultivating new growth engines and industrial modernization. Opening and trade: Greater expansion of opening-up with high standards will be guaranteed, facilitating foreign trade and investment.
These actions reflect Beijing's determination to maintain a stable, high-quality growth trajectory, facing global economic challenges with centralized and proactive planning.
