Economic Performance of Major Cities - The GDP totals for the four municipalities are as follows: Shanghai at 4.07 trillion, Beijing at 3.84 trillion, Chongqing at 2.44 trillion, and Tianjin at 1.34 trillion, with Beijing poised to become the second city to reach a GDP of 5 trillion [1][4] - Beijing's GDP growth rate is 5.6%, while Shanghai's is 5.5%, both exceeding the national average of 5.2%, while Tianjin's growth rate is 4.7%, falling short of the national average [1][5] Consumption Trends - In terms of social retail sales, Chongqing leads with 1.25 trillion, followed closely by Shanghai at 1.23 trillion, both showing growth rates of 3.6% and 4.3% respectively, which are below the national growth rate of 4.5% [6][9] - Beijing and Tianjin are struggling with negative consumption growth rates of -5.1% and -0.7%, respectively, with Beijing's decline attributed to market competition and shifts in consumer behavior [9][10] Investment and Foreign Trade - Fixed asset investment growth rates for the cities are as follows: Beijing at 9.0%, Shanghai at 6.0%, Tianjin at 3.0%, and Chongqing at 1.0%, all surpassing the national average of -0.5% [12] - Export totals for the cities are: Beijing at 462.2 billion, Shanghai at 1,478.7 billion, Tianjin at 325.1 billion, and Chongqing at 400.8 billion, with respective growth rates of 2.1%, 11.3%, 12.0%, and 10.6% [12]
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Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-10-30 07:19