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China's 2025 Economic Targets by Province

China’s provincial governments have announced their 2025 GDP targets, with almost every province aiming for 5 per cent economic growth and approximately half setting growth rates lower than those of the previous year.


Provinces with larger economies, such as Guangdong and Jiangsu, as well as Shanghai, a financial hub, and Beijing, the capital city, are expecting a year-on-year GDP growth of 5 percent.


With reference to the administrative division, Mainland China is divided into six macro-regions with different economic performances:


North China: Beijing (5 per cent), Hebei (5 per cent), Inner Mongolia (6 per cent), Shanxi (5 per cent), and Tianjin (5 per cent).


North-East China: Heilongjiang (5 per cent), Liaoning (5 per cent), and Jilin (5.5 per cent).


North-West China: Gansu (5.5 per cent), Ningxia (5.5 per cent), Qinghai (4.5 per cent), Shaanxi (5 per cent), and Xinjiang (6 per cent).


Central-South China: Guangdong (5 per cent), Guangxi (5 per cent), Hainan (6 per cent), Henan (5.5 per cent), Hubei (6 per cent), Hunan (5.5 per cent), and Jiangxi (5 per cent).


South-West China: Chongqing (6 per cent), Guizhou (5.5 per cent), Sichuan (5.5 per cent), Tibet (7 per cent), and Yunnan (5 per cent).


East China: Anhui (5.5 per cent), Fujian (5 per cent), Jiangsu (5 per cent), Shandong (5 per cent), Shanghai (5 per cent), and Zhejiang (5.5 per cent).

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