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As artificial intelligence drives a wedge between surging tech sectors and a collapsing real estate market, Beijing must use targeted fiscal policy and sovereign bonds to bridge the gap
China H1 2026 shows K-shaped shift: real estate and labor exports declining, AI and high-tech manufacturing rising. Growth pressured until new engines dominate by 2032; CTO leaders must recalibrate supply chains and prioritize advanced manufacturing and AI investments.
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