中央财办韩文秀重磅发声！明年将根据形势变化出台实施增量政策

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese economy is expected to perform better than anticipated in 2025, with a projected GDP of approximately 140 trillion yuan, and incremental policies will be implemented in 2026 based on evolving circumstances to promote stable economic growth [1][3]. Economic Performance - The year 2025 is highlighted as significant for China's modernization, with major economic indicators expected to meet targets, and a growth rate of around 5% is forecasted for the year [2]. - China's economy has shown resilience and vitality, with strong performance in employment, foreign trade, and advancements in modern industrial systems, particularly in AI, biomedicine, and robotics [2][3]. Policy Implementation - Incremental policies will be introduced in 2026 to enhance macroeconomic governance, focusing on both existing and new policies to foster economic stability [4]. - A proactive fiscal policy will be maintained, ensuring necessary fiscal deficits and expenditures while enhancing local financial autonomy and optimizing expenditure structures [4][5]. Monetary Policy - A moderately loose monetary policy will continue, with an emphasis on maintaining liquidity and supporting key sectors such as technology innovation and small to medium enterprises [5]. - The alignment of fiscal and monetary policies will be reinforced to ensure cohesive economic measures [5]. Economic Strategy - Five key principles for economic work have been outlined: maximizing economic potential, balancing policy support with reform, effective regulation, combining investments in physical and human capital, and strengthening internal capabilities to face external challenges [6][7]. - The focus will be on expanding both exports and imports to promote sustainable foreign trade development [8]. Income and Employment - Efforts will be made to synchronize income growth with economic growth, with initiatives to boost consumer spending and enhance employment quality, particularly for vulnerable groups [9][10]. - Green development will be prioritized, with plans for energy transition and carbon emission control to support high-quality growth [10].