China has announced additional support for its struggling economy, but the measures fall short of a major spending package that many investors were hoping for. Despite the lack of a significant stimulus announcement, officials express confidence in meeting growth targets for the coming year. Recent monetary easing has provided some relief, though analysts argue it is insufficient to address the underlying issues plaguing the economy. The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) is expected to detail a series of incremental policies aimed at boosting consumption and promoting economic growth, reflecting a strategy of gradual support rather than a 'fiscal bazooka.' Investors are left waiting for more decisive action as the government balances the need for immediate economic revitalization against external uncertainties. The situation has led to a mixed reaction in financial markets, with traders expressing disappointment following a stock market surge that fizzled out after hopes for additional stimulus were not met.