China to Allocate $8.9 Billion for Trade-In Program to Boost Domestic Consumption

China plans to allocate nearly $9 billion in subsidies for its consumer goods trade-in program next year in an effort to boost domestic spending.
Published: 12/30/2025, 11:59:43 PM EST

China plans to allocate nearly $9 billion in subsidies for its consumer goods trade-in program next year in an effort to boost domestic spending. The program will include rebates on major household appliances and smart devices.