TREE NEWS reports: The International Monetary Fund lowered its forecast for China’s economic growth this year to 4.5% from 4.6% in its latest World Economic Outlook. The revised figure remains within China’s official development target range, and the adjustment was a marginal revision rather than a signal of a shift in the country’s economic fundamentals.
IMF Trims China 2025 Growth Forecast to 4.5% From 4.6%
The headline number is less telling than the framing: a tenth-of-a-point trim that still sits inside Beijing's target range suggests the IMF is marking down momentum without questioning the underlying trajectory. For crypto and RWA markets, China growth expectations feed indirectly through risk appetite and commodity-linked token narratives rather than through any direct channel. The open question is whether this is a one-off technical adjustment or the start of a run of downward revisions as the World Economic Outlook cycle continues.
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