The International Monetary Fund has encouraged China to take measures aimed at correcting structural disparities within its economy. Officials emphasized the importance of strengthening domestic demand and reducing reliance on investment-led growth, which has historically driven expansion but contributed to uneven development. The organization highlighted risks tied to high corporate debt and regional inequality, urging reforms that promote more inclusive and sustainable progress. While acknowledging recent policy efforts, the IMF recommended deeper adjustments in fiscal and financial frameworks to support long-term stability. These steps could help align growth patterns with evolving global economic conditions.
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IMF calls on China to fix economic ‘imbalances’
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