China’s finance ministry plans to boost fiscal spending and accelerate its pace in 2025 to support economic growth. The ministry will focus on increasing consumption, expanding government investment, and raising the budget deficit to 4% of GDP. This move aims to counter potential headwinds from US tariffs and stimulate the economy.

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Gold Outranks the Dollar at Central Banks — What It Means for Your Savings
For the first time since the collapse of Bretton Woods, central banks now hold more gold than dollars — $3.87 trillion vs. $3.73 trillion. Here’s what that structural shift means for your savings.




