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China launches policies to boost economy while planning US trade talks

News RoomBy News RoomMay 7, 2025
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The U.S. and China’s economic relationship has been significantly influenced by the preliminary trade war between President Trump and China’s policies. Despite some strength from the U.S., Chinese economic activity has beennofollowuous, while the U.S. economy has been recovering from a prolonged downturn. Both countries are taking steps to maintain fiscal and trade stability, despite ongoing tensions.

Chinese central banks have announced plans to cut interest rates and increase the required reserve ratio to support lending. These measures are expected to address the liquidity crunch caused by U.S. tariffs, which began taking a toll on China’s export-dependent economy. High tariffs have also started to impact Chinese exports, particularly in the export-driven manufacturing sector. Companies are now voluntarily reducing output to avoidPersona lip service, a strategy targeted at deflating profit margins.

The U.S. government’s trade deficit continues to rise due to excess activity from Chinese consumers and businesses operating at a premium. In China, there have been signaling changes with the gradual increase in factory investments and incremental upgrades to infrastructure projects. Additionally, Chinese government papers have hinted at plans to introduce welfare measures such as elder care services and medical supplies. This renewed focus on unpaid labor by Chinese consumers signals a visible shift in their international trading behavior.

As the two economies prepare for a series of talks scheduled for Consultancy Park during the week, the focus remains on U.S.-China trade negotiations. These talks, attributed to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, and Chinese Vice Minister He Lifeng, could represent a pivotal point. While both sides insist on maintaining tariffs, the discussions highlight the desire for a “st.Modality to achieve a stable trade relation,” keeping trade growth one step away from the volatile “trade war” trajectory.

The Chinese economy grew at an annual rate of 5.4% in the quarter, driven by++; factories ramping up production amid a surge in demand fromlastic market conditions. Chinese central banks have counselor bank reserves to a new level, providing$1.3 trillion as a pivot point for increased funding. These measures aim to free up cash and support lending, enabling businesses and consumers to Practice slightly under leverage.

The dollar/ yuan (Zhang) currency pair has undergone a mixed reaction as global uncertainty about Trump’s tariffs continues to weigh on Chinese markets. Uncertainty is expected to spill over to global currencies, as the rest of Asia and Europe are also involved in the trade standoff. Investors are cautiously weighing the risks and potential for global markets most likely to see short-term volatility.

Mizuho Bank’s Tan, in a note, emphasized the muted reactions that are expected, though not euphoric. The thought is that any resolution of the trade war would take a significantly longer time frame, and in the near term, someartial exemptions or tariff reductions on specific goods may emerge. This uncertain environment has already triggered positive moves in Hong Kong and Shanghai stocks due to the gains in share prices driven by peripheral sectors.

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