Lan Fo'an: 100 billion yuan in fiscal and financial coordination special funds to support benefiting trillion-level credit demand

WealthCoffee · 2026-03-25T12:32:07+00:00

In 2026, China will implement proactive fiscal policies, launching a 100 billion yuan fiscal and financial coordination plan to promote domestic demand. The goal is to boost consumption and private investment, address the issue of "strong supply but weak demand," and achieve a greater economic stimulation effect.

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2026-03-25 12:32:07

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**　　【Caixin.com】** In 2026, China will continue to implement more proactive fiscal policies, with a major focus on strengthening policy coordination. For the first time, a comprehensive policy package totaling 100 billion yuan will be introduced to promote domestic demand through fiscal and financial collaboration. On March 6, Minister of Finance Lan Fuan stated that this package combines tools such as loan interest subsidies, financing guarantees, and risk compensation, along with an additional 250 billion yuan for a consumer goods old-for-new policy, making the effort more substantial than last year. Preliminary estimates suggest that the 100 billion yuan in fiscal funds can support over one trillion yuan in credit, achieving a “small investment with a big effect” outcome.

Lan Fuan said at the economic-themed press conference that China’s overall economy is shifting towards a new and better direction, but the contradiction of “strong supply but weak demand” remains prominent. Consumer spending vitality is insufficient, and private investment growth is relatively weak. To address this issue, the central government has specifically allocated 100 billion yuan in 2026 to launch a comprehensive policy package promoting domestic demand through fiscal and financial collaboration.

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