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Investment in fixed assets went up by 4.2%, which was more than the 3.2% experts thought. The jobless rate in cities was 5.3% in February. Sales online of real goods grew by 14.4% in the first two months of the year. Money put into houses went down by 9% at the start of the year. But, cash into building grew by 6.3% and into making things by 9.4%.
A spokesperson said the house market is adjusting. On online ads, people see lots of ads. When asked about young people’s jobs, the spokesperson said more info comes soon.
China mixes January and February data to avoid the big holiday change. This year, people traveling and spending grew. But, spending per trip was still 9.5% less than before the virus.
Shops didn’t make as much as hoped because people are worried about money. Banks gave fewer loans in February. Analysts think we need easier money rules. They expect cuts in the money banks must keep. Houses are very important but are selling less due to strict rules.
The price of houses in big cities fell a lot in February. Authorities didn’t help the big house area much but focused on making and tech. Exports and imports went up more than expected.
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Vocabulary Insights:
- Investment (noun): The action or process of investing money for profit.
- Jobless (adjective): Without a paid job but available for work.
- Adjusting (verb): Becoming adapted to new conditions.
- Exports (noun): Goods sent to another country for sale.
- Imports (noun): Goods brought into a country from abroad for sale.
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