China has set a 5% GDP growth target for 2025, signaling a focus on measured expansion amid evolving global and domestic conditions. Backed by a 4% deficit-to-GDP ratio, policymakers are emphasizing investment in infrastructure, innovation and industrial modernization to drive sustainable progress.
Every China’s Two Sessions meetings highlight a roadmap for the country’s priorities, and this year underscores a shift toward long-term resilience. Sectors like AI, 6G, advanced manufacturing and clean energy are receiving increased attention as China works to strengthen its competitive edge.
What Does This Mean for Global Businesses?
China remains a key market for international companies, with policies aimed at boosting domestic demand and fostering high-quality growth. While opportunities in trade and investment continue to expand, evolving regulatory frameworks and market shifts may require businesses to adapt their strategies.
Explore our latest report from our FleishmanHIllard China Public Affairs Team, Two Sessions 2025: Maintaining Stability While Achieving Progress, for insights on China’s economic outlook and what it means for global industries.
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