As confidence among consumers remains suppressed, Beijing is looking to ‘stabilise big-budget consumption’ of homes and cars. Analysts, however, question how effective the new measures will be if people cannot afford to spend.
China’s economic planner wants people to buy more homes and furniture, but some just need a job
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