China’s economy is running out of growth options
China's economy faces limited growth options as traditional levers like investment, property, and exports are constrained. Investment has slowed, property prices are declining, and exports face international resistance. Despite targeted support, consumption remains weak, with retail sales and auto sales dropping. Exports have driven growth but attract scrutiny abroad. Financial markets show improvement, yet this hasn't translated into broader economic recovery. Policymakers focus on curbing inefficient investment, narrowing stimulus scope. The economy's reliance on exports and market gains contrasts with domestic challenges.
