China's State Council executive meeting, chaired by Premier Li Qiang, agreed to raise relending quotas to support tech innovation, technology upgrades, agriculture and small businesses, and will study measures to stabilize the property market and boost employment and incomes.

MOFCOM’s US and Americas bureau said the eighth round of US‑China trade talks produced an agreement to extend the Kuala Lumpur joint arrangement. In October 2025 both sides had agreed to suspend parts of each other’s tariffs and non‑tariff measures through Nov 10, 2026; the talks agreed, on the basis of extending that arrangement to Jan 10, 2027, to continue actively exploring the issue with the aim of reaching a mutually agreed solution.

CCTV reports Premier Li Qiang chaired a State Council executive meeting that said authorities will continue studying policy measures to deploy government reserves to boost domestic demand, design more high‑multiplier initiatives, strengthen related supporting measures, and encourage eligible localities to pilot measures.