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China’s fiscal revenue up 5.1% in first three quarters

China’s general public budget revenue reached about 17.23 trillion yuan in the first three quarters of the year, up 5.1% year on year, the Ministry of Finance said on Oct. 23, with the growth rate 0.4 percentage points higher than in the first half. Tax revenue rose 6.1% to about 14.07 trillion yuan, while fiscal expenditure grew 1% to about 21.02 trillion yuan.

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The gap between revenue growth and much slower expenditure growth is the real signal here, pointing to a fiscal stance that is consolidating rather than stimulating. Tax revenue outrunning total revenue suggests non-tax sources are lagging, which matters for assessing the durability of the improvement. For macro and risk-asset watchers, the open question is whether the faster revenue pace reflects genuine activity or base effects, and whether expenditure growth picks up as the year closes.

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