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18 days agoChina’s Q3 2025 GDP growth slows to 4.8% amid weak exports and consumption
China’s economy expanded 4.8% year-on-year in Q3 2025, its slowest pace in a year, as exports and domestic demand softened. Industrial output grew 3.1% while retail sales rose just 2.4%. Analysts attribute the slowdown to waning global demand, real-estate stress, and tight credit conditions. Beijing is expected to introduce targeted stimulus measures to support infrastructure and household spending before year-end. Economists forecast FY25 GDP growth to settle around 5%, down from 5.2% in H1.
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18 days agoChina’s Q3 2025 GDP growth slows to 4.8% amid weak exports and consumption
China’s economy expanded 4.8% year-on-year in Q3 2025, its slowest pace in a year, as exports and domestic demand softened. Industrial output grew 3.1% while retail sales rose just 2.4%. Analysts attribute the slowdown to waning global demand, real-estate stress, and tight credit conditions. Beijing is expected to introduce targeted stimulus measures to support infrastructure and household spending before year-end. Economists forecast FY25 GDP growth to settle around 5%, down from 5.2% in H1.
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China’s GDP grew 4.8% in Q3 2025 amid sluggish exports and consumer spending; Beijing is expected to roll out targeted stimulus to revive growth.
China’s economy expanded 4.8% year-on-year in Q3 2025, its slowest pace in a year, as exports and domestic demand softened. Industrial output grew 3.1% while retail sales rose just 2.4%. Analysts attribute the slowdown to waning global demand, real-estate stress, and tight credit conditions. Beijing is expected to introduce targeted stimulus measures to support infrastructure and household spending before year-end. Economists forecast FY25 GDP growth to settle around 5%, down from 5.2% in H1.
China’s economy expanded 4.8% year-on-year in Q3 2025, its slowest pace in a year, as exports and domestic demand softened. Industrial output grew 3.1% while retail sales rose just 2.4%. Analysts attribute the slowdown to waning global demand, real-estate stress, and tight credit conditions. Beijing is expected to introduce targeted stimulus measures to support infrastructure and household spending before year-end. Economists forecast FY25 GDP growth to settle around 5%, down from 5.2% in H1.
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Oct 20, 2025 • 11:17 IST