China reaffirmed its confidence in meeting its economic growth targets this year but stopped short of introducing the large-scale fiscal stimulus that many investors had anticipated. The announcement,

China said on Tuesday it was "fully confident" of achieving its full-year growth target but refrained from introducing stronger fiscal steps, disappointing investors who had banked on more support from policymakers to get the economy back on track.

China said it’s confident in reaching its economic targets this year and promised further support for growth, although it held back in unleashing more stimulus in a disappointment to investors looking for more fuel for a world-beating stock rally.

China is "fully confident" of achieving its full-year economic and social development targets, with some funds from 2025's budget being brought forward to support projects, chairman of the country's economic planner Zheng Shanjie said on Tuesday.

China's top economic planner said Tuesday that authorities were "fully confident" the country would hit its economic growth targets for the year, after last month announcing a series of stimulus

China is "fully confident" of achieving its full-year economic and social development targets, the chairman of the country's economic planner Zheng Shanjie said on Tuesday, adding some of 2025's budget will be issued this year to support projects.