China Reduces Fiscal Stimulus as Economic Recovery Continues Amid Regional Tensions
China has reduced its fiscal stimulus efforts in March 2026 as the economy showed signs of recovery, despite ongoing regional tensions. Public expenditure fell 2.5% year-on-year, while fiscal revenue rose 3.4%, leading to a deficit of over 1.5 trillion yuan. The slowdown in stimulus is attributed to stronger-than-expected economic growth and concerns over debt.
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