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China’s top leaders, including Premier Li Qiang, aim to boost the economy by around 5 percent despite challenges like sluggish growth, a trade war with the US, and geopolitical uncertainty. The government plans to increase public borrowing to stimulate growth and lower consumer prices inflation to 2 percent, signaling a focus on reviving consumer spending. China has responded to US tariffs with retaliatory measures, showing a resolve to engage in trade disputes and bolster its economy through technology and private sector support.
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