Phnom Penh (FN), Jan. 3 – China’s economy faces significant challenges, including a property crisis and high youth unemployment, with projected per-capita GDP growth of just 3.9% through 2026.

This lags behind India and Southeast Asia, which are expected to grow by 6.5%, driven by youthful demographics, a rising middle class, and robust investment flows.

China’s leaders are planning stronger stimulus measures, increased government spending, and further interest rate cuts to address the slowdown. Morgan Stanley’s Robin Xing predicts a “long battle” to reflate the economy, with effective policies potentially emerging by 2026.

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