China Lowers GDP Growth Target, Prioritizes Sustainable Development

China has set its lowest GDP growth target in over 30 years, reflecting the nation's economic headwinds and efforts to steer a more sustainable path forward.

In a move that underscores the complex economic landscape China faces, the country has set its lowest annual GDP growth target since 1991. Announcing the goals at the opening of the National People's Congress, Premier Li Keqiang revealed a target range of around 5% for 2023, down from the previous year's

China Sets Modest Economic Growth Goals in Face of Challenges

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