Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of maintaining stability while seeking progress and improving quality in economic work, aiming for a good start to the "15th Five-Year Plan" [3][4]. Group 1: International and Domestic Situations - In 2025, the economic work will be reviewed, highlighting achievements during the "14th Five-Year Plan" and analyzing both international and domestic challenges [3][4]. - Internationally, geopolitical tensions and economic instability are increasing, with predictions of a decline in global trade growth from 2.4% in 2025 to 0.5% in 2026 [5]. - Domestically, there are significant challenges such as weak consumer demand and investment growth, with per capita consumer spending growth lagging behind disposable income growth [6]. Group 2: Economic Support and Reform - The article outlines five essential principles for economic work, including fully tapping economic potential and combining policy support with reform innovation [8][9]. - It stresses the need for a balanced approach between market freedom and government regulation to foster a healthy economic environment [10]. Group 3: Investment and Human Capital - There is a call for a dual focus on investing in physical assets and human capital, emphasizing the importance of improving living standards and developing human resources [11][12]. - The need for investment in education, healthcare, and skills training is highlighted to enhance overall productivity and economic resilience [12]. Group 4: Key Economic Tasks for 2026 - The article outlines key tasks for 2026, including expanding domestic demand, promoting technological and industrial innovation, and deepening reforms to stimulate high-quality development [13][14][15]. - It emphasizes the importance of improving the business environment and enhancing cooperation in international trade [16]. Group 5: Social Welfare and Risk Management - There is a strong focus on improving people's livelihoods, with policies aimed at stabilizing employment and enhancing social services [17]. - The article also addresses the need for effective risk management in key sectors, particularly in real estate and local government debt [18].

（来源：内蒙古日报） 获批的三个进境免税店，均位于自治区对外开放关键节点。在三个口岸设立进境免税店，是国家扩大开 放、促进消费回升的具体举措，不仅能丰富入境旅客购物选择，提升旅客通关体验与满意度，更有助于 吸引消费回流，带动口岸贸易升级，推动"通道经济"向"落地经济"转型，也可进一步强化内蒙古在联通 内外商贸物流、促进消费集聚方面的功能。 据悉，多年来，自治区财政厅持续协助盟市申请进境免税店，为本次三个进境免税店申报与成功获批积 累了经验。2025年申报进境免税店工作启动后，自治区财政厅迅速与财政部对接，深入研究申报要求与 标准，在全面评估各口岸条件基础上，最终选择基础扎实、潜力突出、代表性强的满洲里、二连浩特公 路口岸和甘其毛都口岸作为申报主体。申报过程中，自治区财政厅协助三个口岸相关盟市精心准备并不 断完善申报材料，全程跟进审核进度，及时补充说明相关情况，保障了申报顺利通过。 下一步，自治区财政厅将严格依照国家《口岸进境免税店管理暂行办法》等规定，指导相关盟市加快推 进免税店招标等后续工作，促进免税政策红利充分释放，切实将其转化为助推内蒙古高质量发展和向北 开放的强劲动力。 转自：内蒙古日报 本报2月15 ...

2月7日，上海市人民政府主题记者会在上海世博中心举行，市发展改革委、市经济信息化委、市商务 委、市科委、市民政局、市人力资源和社会保障局负责人出席，回答中外记者关心的问题。 联合早报记者提问，稳外资已经连续两年被列为上海市政府的首要工作目标，但从数据上看，上海过去 两年实际使用外资规模仍未止跌，如何解读这一变化？在当前外部环境持续变化背景下，上海将采取哪 些更具针对性的稳外资举措？ 上海市商务委主任申卫华表示，上海历来是外商投资中国的重要目的地，新加坡也是上海重要的利用外 资的来源国之一，外资在全市经济社会发展中具有重要地位和作用。近年来，上海坚持扩大开放不动 摇，优化营商环境不停步，紧抓投资促进不放松，进一步促进外资提质增效。上海利用外资具有以下特 征: 一是规模稳，2025年，全市实际使用外资达到160.6亿美元，降幅收窄到个位数，总量占全国比重提升 到15.3%，规模位居全国第二。 二是质量优。"十四五"期间上海高技术产业实际使用外资占比升至33%，较"十三五"提高了10个百分 点。同样体现外资质量的地区总部持续上升，到去年底，跨国公司地区总部累计认定1076家，功能型总 部不断集聚；外资研发中心累计认 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the dual approach of "policy + activities" to better unleash China's market potential, focusing on expanding imports and enhancing trade facilitation [2] - Key measures include signing partnership agreements, implementing zero tariffs for 100% of tax items for 53 African countries, and promoting or upgrading free trade agreements to expand market access [2] - The government aims to optimize the structure of imported goods and enhance the interaction between imports, investment, and consumption through specialized policies [2] Group 2 - There has been a notable increase in foreign investment from countries like South Korea (14.1% growth), Canada (11.7% growth), Finland (21.7% growth), and the UK (15.9% growth) in 2025, indicating strong confidence in investing in China [3] - Multinational companies continue to view China as a primary investment destination, with ongoing efforts to deepen foreign investment promotion and improve the business environment [3] - The government plans to maintain high-level opening up and strengthen mutually beneficial economic relations with various countries, providing a favorable outlook for foreign enterprises in China [3] Group 3 - The response to the WTO ruling on the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act highlights the need for the U.S. to respect WTO decisions and adhere to international trade rules [4] - The current international economic order faces significant challenges from unilateralism and protectionism, and maintaining a multilateral trade system centered around the WTO is deemed a collective responsibility [4] - The government urges the U.S. to correct its violations of WTO rules and to take actions that support a rules-based multilateral trade order [4] Group 4 - China aims to be a stabilizing force in the current uncertain global economic environment, promoting cooperation and ensuring stability in global economic interactions [5]

Group 1: Core Economic Strategies - The "15th Five-Year Plan" emphasizes boosting consumption, expanding autonomous openness, and promoting innovative trade development [1] - The Central Economic Work Conference highlights the importance of domestic demand and building a strong domestic market while maintaining openness for multi-field cooperation [1] Group 2: Service Consumption Growth - A focus on new service consumption models with fast growth and strong driving effects is outlined, along with the need to improve supportive policies and eliminate unreasonable restrictions [2] - Events like "Service Consumption Season" and "Chinese Cuisine Fair" are planned to guide localities in creating distinctive service consumption brands in sports, performing arts, tourism, and winter sports [2] Group 3: Consumer Market Development - The lower-tier markets, represented by third and fourth-tier cities and counties, account for 70% of the population and 60% of total retail sales of consumer goods, making them key areas for consumption growth [6] - Strategies will include enhancing circulation facilities, optimizing market environments, and enriching consumption scenarios to activate this potential "blue ocean" [6] Group 4: Trade Promotion Initiatives - Important trade fairs like the Canton Fair will be organized to attract more overseas buyers, with increased support for enterprises participating in overseas exhibitions [9] - The government aims to optimize public services and promote healthy development of new foreign trade models such as cross-border e-commerce [9] Group 5: Import and Export Strategies - Efforts will be made to expand the influence of the "Export China" brand through various matching activities and targeted procurement [11] - Utilizing trade promotion platforms like the China International Import Expo will enhance the convenience of import trade and optimize the structure of imported goods [13] Group 6: Service Trade Development - The development of service trade will follow a "one industry, one policy" approach, with policies aimed at accelerating the export of productive services and enhancing international service capabilities [15] - Emphasis will be placed on leveraging innovations in artificial intelligence, digital economy, and biomedicine to expand emerging service exports [15] Group 7: Autonomous Opening Up - Gradual expansion of autonomous opening in sectors like value-added telecommunications and biotechnology is planned, along with the implementation of zero-tariff measures for all tax items with African countries [19] - The operational policies for the Hainan Free Trade Port will be actively promoted to ensure effectiveness [19] Group 8: Global Supply Chain Cooperation - The strategy includes promoting reasonable and orderly cross-border layout of industrial and supply chains, enhancing cooperation in green development, digital economy, and new energy sectors [21] - The establishment of a comprehensive overseas service system and the promotion of a collaborative service ecosystem for international market expansion are also key objectives [21]

2025年消费对经济增长的贡献率提高5个百分点 优场景，改善消费环境。加快国际消费中心城市培育建设，推进国际化消费环境建设试点和消费新业态 新模式新场景试点工作，打造一批带动面广、显示度高的消费新场景。 服务消费具有消费频次高、乘数效应强、增长可持续等特点，在扩大内需、增进民生福祉中发挥着重要 的作用。2025年，居民人均服务性消费支出同比增长4.5%，占居民人均消费支出的比重为46.1%。下一 步，商务部将继续实施服务消费提质惠民行动，会同相关部门推动提升文化娱乐、旅游休闲、餐饮住 宿、体育赛事、医疗健康等领域的供给水平。 出政策办活动优场景 促消费今年继续加力 1月26日，国务院新闻办举行新闻发布会，介绍2025年商务工作及运行情况，部署2026年提振消费、拓 展双向投资等方面举措。 "刚刚过去的2025年是很不平凡的一年。我们迎难而上、奋力拼搏，商务发展总体平稳、稳中有进。"商 务部副部长鄢东在会上表示。 提升文化娱乐、旅游休闲、餐饮住宿、体育赛事、医疗健康等领域供给水平 鄢东介绍，2025年，商务部坚持惠民生和促消费紧密结合，以"政策+活动"双轮驱动，打造"购在中 国"品牌，释放消费活力，全年社会消费 ...

Core Insights - The Chinese government is focusing on boosting consumption and expanding two-way investment in 2026, following a stable performance in 2025 where retail sales exceeded 50 trillion yuan for the first time, reaching 50.1 trillion yuan, a 3.7% year-on-year increase [2][3]. Group 1: Consumption and Economic Growth - The Ministry of Commerce aims to enhance the supply levels in cultural entertainment, tourism, dining, sports events, and healthcare sectors, with a dual approach of "policy + activities" to stimulate consumption [2]. - In 2025, the contribution of consumption to economic growth increased by 5 percentage points to 52%, with retail sales of consumer goods reaching 50.1 trillion yuan [2]. - The service retail sector saw a year-on-year growth of 5.5%, with significant increases in leisure, tourism, and transportation services [2][3]. Group 2: Policy Initiatives for 2026 - The Ministry of Commerce plans to implement policies to promote the replacement of old consumer goods, particularly in automobiles and electronics, and to support the automotive consumption potential [3]. - Over 20 "Buy in China" themed activities will be organized in 2026, focusing on product and service consumption [3]. - The government will accelerate the development of international consumption centers and improve the consumption environment through new business models and scenarios [3]. Group 3: Foreign Trade and Investment - In 2025, China's total goods import and export reached 45.47 trillion yuan, a 3.8% increase, with over 780,000 active trading entities, of which private enterprises accounted for 57.3% of total foreign trade [4][5]. - The number of newly established foreign enterprises exceeded 70,000, a 19.1% increase, with foreign investment amounting to 747.69 billion yuan, 32.3% of which was in high-tech industries [4][6]. - China is enhancing its foreign investment support policies and promoting equal participation of foreign enterprises in government procurement and bidding activities [6]. Group 4: International Cooperation and Trade Agreements - China signed 24 free trade agreements with 31 countries and regions, covering 45% of its total goods trade, and is actively participating in global trade discussions [7][9]. - The Belt and Road Initiative saw trade with partner countries reach 23.6 trillion yuan, a 6.3% increase, contributing to a growing number of cooperative agreements in various sectors [7][8]. - China is committed to providing more global public goods and enhancing cooperation with developing countries, particularly in the context of the World Trade Organization [8].

Core Viewpoint - In the opening year of the "14th Five-Year Plan," consumption is further strengthening its role as the "main engine" driving economic growth, with a focus on boosting domestic markets and enhancing trade innovation [1][9]. Group 1: Consumption Initiatives - The "Deeply Implementing Special Actions to Boost Consumption" is prioritized, aiming to create the "Buy in China" brand and cultivate new growth points in service consumption [3][7]. - Policies will be optimized to promote the replacement of old consumer goods, expand and upgrade product consumption, and develop an international consumption environment [3][7]. - There will be a focus on digital, green, and health consumption to stimulate market vitality, alongside innovations in retail and the establishment of a modern market and circulation system [3][7]. Group 2: Domestic Market and Trade Development - The construction of a strong domestic market is paired with measures to expand high-level opening-up, including promoting trade innovation and enhancing the "Export China" brand [9]. - The system will optimize and upgrade goods trade, develop service trade, and promote the integration of trade and investment [9]. - Efforts will be made to attract foreign investment, enhance the "Invest in China" brand, and improve the foreign investment service guarantee system [9]. Group 3: Economic Growth and Policy Synergy - The combination of policies aims to stabilize the basic consumer market while promoting growth in service and digital consumption sectors, aligning with changes in consumption structure [7]. - Building a strong domestic market alongside a unified national market and modern circulation system will help streamline supply and demand cycles and reduce institutional transaction costs [7][9]. - These initiatives are expected to create a sustained consumption-driven effect, solidifying the internal momentum for economic growth [7].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the news is the announcement of the 2026 tariff adjustment plan by the State Council Tariff Commission, which will implement provisional import tariffs lower than the most-favored-nation rate on 935 items starting January 1, 2026 [1][6]. - The adjustment plan aims to lower tariffs on key components, advanced materials, and energy resources, which is expected to reduce costs for enterprises and promote technological self-reliance and modernization of the industrial system [6][10]. - The plan includes a focus on improving people's livelihoods by reducing tariffs on medical products such as artificial blood vessels and diagnostic kits, contributing to the health of the population and the construction of a healthy China [8][10]. Group 2 - The adjustment will also optimize tariff categories and annotations, increasing the total number of tariff items to 8,972, which is expected to promote the development of strategic emerging industries and enhance import-export management [10]. - China will continue to implement preferential tariff rates for certain imported goods from 34 trade partners under 24 free trade agreements, as well as maintain zero-tariff treatment for 100% of products from 43 least developed countries [10]. - The proactive approach in expanding high-standard free trade networks demonstrates China's commitment to global development amidst rising trade protectionism [10].

Core Viewpoint - The State Council's Tariff Commission announced a tariff adjustment plan for 2026, implementing provisional import tariffs lower than the most-favored-nation rate on 935 items starting January 1, 2026 [1] Group 1: Tariff Adjustments - The adjustment plan includes lowering tariffs on key components, advanced materials, and energy resources, which is a significant aspect of the provisional tariff changes [4] - Specific reductions will be made on import tariffs for resource products such as regenerated black powder for lithium-ion batteries and unroasted pyrite [4] - The total number of tariff items will be optimized to 8,972, including new entries like smart bionic robots and bio-aviation kerosene [7] Group 2: Economic and Social Impact - The large-scale tariff reduction reflects China's commitment to expanding openness and is expected to promote win-win cooperation across multiple sectors [2] - Lowering tariffs on medical products, such as artificial blood vessels and diagnostic kits for infectious diseases, aims to reduce the burden on residents and improve public health [6] - The tariff adjustments are designed to support green development and innovation, facilitating the achievement of carbon neutrality goals [4][6] Group 3: Trade Agreements and International Relations - China will continue to implement preferential tariffs for goods from 34 trade partners under 24 free trade agreements, as well as maintain zero-tariff treatment for 100% of products from 43 least developed countries [7] - The adjustments demonstrate China's proactive approach to expanding its high-standard free trade network amid rising trade protectionism globally [7]