China’s Ministry of Finance on Thursday welcomed S&P Global Ratings’ decision to maintain the country’s sovereign credit rating at “A+” with a stable outlook, calling it a clear acknowledgement of the nation’s economic strength and sound financial management.
In its latest assessment, S&P highlighted the resilience of China’s economy, effective debt management, and the government’s ability to adapt policies in a changing global environment. The Ministry said the rating reflects global confidence in China’s long-term growth potential and policy stability.
Stronger-than-Expected Economic Performance
According to the Ministry, China’s economy outperformed expectations in the first half of 2025, with major indicators showing robust growth. Authorities credited a series of coordinated macroeconomic policies for helping the country navigate global uncertainties while sustaining domestic vitality.
Policy Continuity in the Months Ahead
Looking to the second half of the year, China plans to strengthen macroeconomic measures when necessary, while ensuring policy consistency and stability. Officials reaffirmed their commitment to meeting annual economic and social development targets.
The Ministry stressed that China’s economy remains anchored by a solid foundation, multiple structural advantages, strong resilience, and vast potential. It added that steady economic growth in China will continue to play a vital role in supporting global economic stability.
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