Top Chinese officials will gather in Beijing for the third plenum to discuss economic policy changes needed to revive the country’s economic growth. The meeting comes amidst a real-estate debt crisis, weakening consumption, and an ageing population. Experts anticipate modest policy tweaks focusing on high-tech manufacturing and housing support, but hope for more significant reforms to address the challenges.
As the world watches for signs of a thaw in China’s relations with the West, the upcoming Third Plenum of China’s 20th Party Congress has sparked speculation about potential economic reforms and shifts in foreign policy. Experts are divided on whether the plenum will mark a turning point for China, with some expressing cautious optimism while others remain skeptical. The event is particularly significant for India, given the ongoing tensions on the border and China’s increasingly assertive stance in the region.
