2025-12-15
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Our top story.
The Chinese economy kept a steady growth momentum in November.
The value added industrial output expanded 4.8% from a year earlier.
China's industrial output increased by 6%.
Meanwhile, the country's retail sales of consumer goods went up 4% in the first 11 months,
totaling about 46 trillion yuan or about 6.4 trillion US dollars.
And the key message from the central economic work conference is clear,
maintaining stability while pushing ahead with innovation, reform, and high-quality growth.
With more, Zhao Yang spoke with Yan Liang, a professor of economics at Willamette University.
So Yan, looking at the latest economic figures, the growth, consumption, investment,