China's government is said to be urged to reform consumption tax in order to boost local income, according to China's Securities Journal

This suggests a push from within China for fiscal reforms aimed at increasing local income through adjustments to consumption tax.

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If implemented, such reforms could stimulate domestic spending and indicate a broader shift towards enhancing economic resilience, which might positively impact consumer-focused sectors and asset classes in the region.

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