Beijing digs in for trade ‘struggles’, eyes strategy of growth and resilience
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Analysts see leadership’s language after central economic work conference as an admission that trade tensions are expected to endure.

After witnessing the effects of a tumultuous trade war with the United States this year, China’s top leaders have issued a directive to fortify the domestic economy against persistent or even heightened trade frictions. Following the annual central economic work conference, which concluded on Thursday and set the agenda for 2026, officials emphasised “better coordinating domestic economic work and international economic and trade struggles”, anchoring a pro-growth strategy for the start of…

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