# China GDP 2025
Latest news and articles about China GDP 2025
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China at a Crossroads: GDP Tops RMB140 Trillion as a Leading Scientist Faces Terminal ALS and Bitcoin Slips Under $64,000
China’s economy crossed RMB140 trillion in 2025 with 5.0% growth even as Beijing tightened rules around graduate admissions and municipal authorities promoted EV replacement and e‑bike enforcement. The terminal‑stage illness of prominent researcher Cai Lei has exposed funding fragilities in biomedical research, while bitcoin’s drop below $64,000—amid controversy over a large U.S. seizure—added pressure to risk assets.
China’s 2025 Economy: Modest 5% Growth, Deep Property Slump and Accelerating Clean‑Tech Transition
China’s economy grew 5.0% in 2025 to about 140.2 trillion yuan ($19.6 trillion), driven by services and export resilience even as a deep real‑estate correction and a first population decline in decades weigh on domestic demand. Industrial upgrading and a rapid clean‑energy expansion — notably in solar, wind and new‑energy vehicles — stand out, while investment and fiscal indicators point to a cautious, targeted policy approach.
China Tops 140 Trillion Yuan in 2025 — Growth Hits 5% but Reveals K‑Shaped Fault Lines
China met its 2025 growth target, recording 5% GDP growth and crossing 140 trillion yuan, while per‑capita GDP rose to about $13,953. The expansion was sharply uneven: high‑tech and equipment manufacturing led the gains even as investment fell and consumer momentum softened, producing a K‑shaped recovery and renewed calls for targeted fiscal and redistributional measures.
China closes the '14th Five' with 5% growth — industrial upgrade and exports bolster a still-fragile recovery
China reported 5.0% real GDP growth in 2025 and declared the goals of the 14th Five-Year Plan achieved, driven by gains in high-tech manufacturing, exports and services. Yet consumption remains tepid, fixed-asset investment — particularly in property — has fallen markedly, and demographic decline and external uncertainty pose medium-term risks.