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China’s economic signals look inconsistent at first glance. Weak consumption. Slowing factories. A property sector under strain. Many observers expect aggressive monetary stimulus. Beijing takes a different route.

This video explains China’s two-track economic strategy in clear terms. One track slows the old growth engines. Interest rates stay unchanged. Property leverage tightens. Broad stimulus stays off the table.

The other track moves fast. Capital flows into green finance. A revised green taxonomy expands eligible investments across energy, transport, trade, and consumption. Financial rules align with global sustainability standards through cooperation with the IFRS Foundation and the ISSB.

The logic matters. Short-term pressure gets accepted. Long-term industrial repositioning takes priority. The aim focuses on redirecting capital away from debt-heavy sectors and into export-oriented green industries with global investor appeal.

This video breaks down the data behind the slowdown. It explains the policy choices behind stable lending rates. It shows how green finance functions as a strategic growth engine rather than a climate slogan. The analysis ends with the key question facing China’s leadership. Whether structural transformation delivers growth fast enough while economic pain persists.

Designed for analysts, investors, policymakers, and students of political economy.

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