China's National Development and Reform Commission confirmed the release of the final tranche of ultra long special treasury bonds for 2025. The Ministry of Finance announced that the new round is valued at 69 billion yuan closing the full year alloca…  | By Abimbola Akomolafe on September 30, 2025 | China's National Development and Reform Commission confirmed the release of the final tranche of ultra long special treasury bonds for 2025. The Ministry of Finance announced that the new round is valued at 69 billion yuan closing the full year allocation of 300 billion yuan. The funds are part of a nationwide program designed to stimulate consumer goods trade ins. By supporting new purchases through structured financing the policy aims to energize production lines and sustain domestic demand. Small and medium enterprises are expected to benefit from the increased circulation of capital in the consumer market. With trade ins boosting turnover manufacturers suppliers and retailers in the SME space gain new revenue streams. Read also, Analysts say the disbursement will also help strengthen cash flow for businesses already facing tight credit conditions. The program provides indirect relief by driving consumer spending and easing pressure on firms in critical sectors. Industry experts believe the bond program will reinforce the long term role of SMEs in China's economic transformation. With the final tranche released entrepreneurs now look forward to measurable growth in sales expansion and market stability. | | | |
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