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China Allocates 100 Billion Yuan for Fiscal Support

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  • China's central government has allocated 100 billion yuan to enhance domestic demand through fiscal support.
  • Four targeted measures will be introduced to support private investment, alongside two initiatives aimed at boosting household consumption.

China's Minister of Finance Lan Fo'an said on Monday that the central government has allocated 100 billion yuan to boost domestic demand through fiscal support.

The central government will also usher in four targeted measures to support private investment and two initiatives to boost household consumption,

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