China is reportedly to launch a new round of policy to boost employment, via CCTV

China's new policy aimed at boosting employment signals a governmental initiative to bolster economic stability and consumer confidence.

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This move may hint at a broader strategy to counteract recent economic slowdowns, impacting market sentiment across risk assets and potentially supporting commodities as the economy gains momentum.

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