China’s real GDP is estimated to grow between 2.5 per cent and 3 per cent this year—about half of the 5.2 per cent growth figure the National Bureau of Statistics reported in Q3 2025, US-based Rhodium Group said.
For domestic demand to lift China above 2-per cent GDP growth in 2026, Beijing must reverse the systemic causes of household and business malaise or pile on costly demand subsidies, it said.
For domestic demand to lift China above 2-per cent GDP growth in 2026, Beijing must reverse the systemic causes of household and business malaise or pile on costly demand subsidies, it said.
