关于中央决算，重磅报告发布

Core Viewpoint - The report outlines the 2024 central government budget execution, highlighting a slight increase in revenue and stable expenditure, with a central fiscal deficit of 3.34 trillion yuan, aligning with budget expectations [1][2]. Revenue Summary - The central general public budget revenue reached 10,046.206 billion yuan, achieving 98.1% of the budget and reflecting a 0.9% increase from 2023 [1]. - Total revenue, including transfers from various funds and carryover funds, amounted to 10,884.406 billion yuan [1]. Expenditure Summary - Central general public budget expenditure totaled 14,105.59 billion yuan, completing 97.9% of the budget and remaining stable compared to 2023 [1][2]. - Specific expenditures included: - General public services: 155.238 billion yuan - Defense: 1,665.208 billion yuan - Education: 166.071 billion yuan - Science and technology: 361.909 billion yuan [2]. Debt Issuance Summary - The central government issued 12,567.361 billion yuan in national bonds for 2024, with the year-end national debt balance at 34,572.362 billion yuan, within the approved limit [3]. - Local government debt issuance reached 9,804.214 billion yuan, with a focus on replacing hidden debts and supporting government investment projects [3]. Special Bonds and Support Measures - A total of 1 trillion yuan in special long-term bonds was issued to support consumption and investment, with 700 billion yuan allocated for major projects and 300 billion yuan for consumer incentives [4]. - The report noted significant consumer activity, with over 6.8 million vehicles and 62 million home appliances replaced, generating over 1.3 trillion yuan in sales [4]. Social Welfare and Employment - Over 110 billion yuan was spent on employment support, with increased living allowances for economically disadvantaged students benefiting nearly 20 million individuals [5]. - The report indicated a planned adjustment in retirement benefits and an increase in the minimum pension standard, with participation in basic pension insurance reaching 1.07 billion people by the end of 2024 [5]. Fiscal Performance Overview - From January to May, national general public budget expenditure grew by 4.2%, while revenue saw a slight decline of 0.3% [6]. - The issuance of national bonds and local government bonds increased significantly, with a focus on enhancing fiscal support for public welfare and consumption [6].