In a bid to counteract the economic pressures from recent tariffs and a consumer squeeze, China has unveiled a multi-faceted approach aimed at boosting domestic consumption. The initiative includes a substantial $41 billion plan alongside a 30-point toolkit designed to enhance consumer spending. The government is encouraging banks to increase lending and support consumer credit to stimulate spending. Special initiatives have been launched to raise incomes and drive economic growth, emphasizing infrastructure investment and job creation. Despite these ambitious plans, there are concerns about the effectiveness of such measures in an environment marked by deflationary pressures and consumer hesitation.