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Officials will “make flexible use” of tools to support the economy and lower overall borrowing costs, a meeting of the 24-man Politburo led by Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed, the official Xinhua News Agency reported Tuesday
China Trade In Cars: China's trade-in plan for electric vehicles aims to boost growth amid trade tensions. The initiative includes upgrading machinery, fiscal support details pending, and a focus on environmental standards and recycling networks.
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