# China
Latest news and articles about China
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Nine Cities Still Have Household Registration Thresholds Above 50%
A recent study reveals that the average household registration threshold in Chinese cities has significantly decreased from 98.8% in 1999 to 12.6% in 2024. However, nine major cities, including Beijing and Shanghai, still maintain thresholds above 50%. The findings highlight the complexities of local policies and the impact of central government reforms on urban household registration practices.
The United States Signs Agreement to Strengthen Rare Earth Supply Chains with Japan, South Korea, Australia, and Six Other Countries; Foreign Ministry Responds
The U.S. has signed an agreement with Japan, South Korea, Australia, and six other countries to enhance rare earth supply chains. In response, China's Foreign Ministry emphasized the importance of fair competition and stability in global supply chains.
Central Government Sets the Tone! Regarding Real Estate, 'Stop the Decline' is No Longer Mentioned
The Central Economic Work Conference has outlined the economic strategy for the coming year, emphasizing stability and innovation while addressing challenges in the real estate sector. The government aims to maintain a proactive fiscal policy and optimize expenditure structures, focusing on expanding domestic demand and technological innovation as key drivers for future growth. Despite ongoing pressures in the housing market, there are indications that sales may be nearing a bottom, although prices continue to decline.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Japanese Militarism is the Common Enemy of All People in the World, Its Resurgence Must Not Be Allowed
The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned Japanese militarism during a press conference, emphasizing that it is a common enemy to all. The spokesperson called for Japan to reflect on its historical actions and to prevent the resurgence of militarism, while pledging cooperation with peace-loving nations to maintain post-war order.
Central Bank: Continue to Implement a Moderately Loose Monetary Policy and Accelerate Financial Supply-Side Structural Reform
The People's Bank of China held a meeting to discuss the implementation of a moderately loose monetary policy and financial supply-side structural reforms. The meeting emphasized the importance of maintaining economic stability and supporting key sectors such as domestic demand and technological innovation. It also outlined key tasks for the central bank to enhance its role in financial management and risk prevention.
In November, China's Domestic Power Battery Installation Volume Reaches 93.5GWh, Up 39.2% Year-on-Year
In November 2025, China's domestic power battery installation volume reached 93.5GWh, marking a significant year-on-year growth of 39.2%. The data indicates strong performance in both ternary and lithium iron phosphate battery segments, contributing to an overall cumulative increase in battery installations for the year.
Financial Regulatory Administration: Effectively and Orderly Preventing and Resolving Risks in Key Areas to Support a Stable Real Estate Market
The Financial Regulatory Administration held a meeting to discuss measures for preventing and resolving risks in key areas, particularly in the real estate market. The meeting emphasized the importance of adhering to the principles set forth by the Central Economic Work Conference and aimed to enhance regulatory effectiveness while supporting high-quality economic development. The administration is committed to ensuring financial stability and preventing major financial incidents.
Central Bank: M2 Increased by 8% Year-on-Year in November, RMB Deposits Increased by 24.73 Trillion in the First Eleven Months
The People's Bank of China reported that the M2 money supply grew by 8% year-on-year in November 2025, while the total social financing scale reached 440.07 trillion yuan, marking an 8.5% increase. In the first eleven months of the year, RMB deposits increased by 24.73 trillion yuan, indicating a robust growth in the financial sector amidst various economic challenges.
Central Government Decides to Continue 'National Subsidy' Next Year, Specific Policies to be Optimized
The Central Economic Work Conference has confirmed the continuation of the 'national subsidy' policy for 2026, with plans for optimization in its implementation. The policy aims to enhance domestic consumption and upgrade consumer goods, reflecting a commitment to stimulate the economy through fiscal measures.
China: Willing to Provide Greater Support for Stability and Prosperity in Central Africa
China has expressed its willingness to enhance support for stability and prosperity in Central Africa during a UN Security Council meeting. The country emphasized the ongoing security challenges in the region and called for inclusive dialogue and constructive international support to address developmental issues faced by local nations.
Southeast Network Framework: The Stainless Steel Mesh Shell of the Jiangmen Neutrino Detector Passes Final Acceptance
The Jiangmen Neutrino Experiment Center's stainless steel mesh shell has successfully passed its final acceptance, as confirmed by experts during a meeting organized by the Institute of High Energy Physics. This achievement is a significant step forward for the neutrino experiment, which aims to enhance the understanding of particle physics.
Central Government Deploys Eight Key Tasks for Next Year, Increasing Residents' Income as Main Tool for Expanding Domestic Demand
The Central Economic Work Conference has outlined eight key tasks for the upcoming year, emphasizing the importance of domestic demand and innovation in driving economic growth. Strategies include boosting consumption, enhancing fiscal policies, and addressing local financial challenges to ensure a stable economic environment. The focus on technology and industrial development is expected to play a crucial role in shaping China's economic landscape over the next five years.