China sees robust fund activity from January-April


BEIJING: The Chinese central government delivered more than 2.5 trillion yuan (US$389bil or RM1.6 trillion) of directly funnelled fiscal funds to primary-level governments in the first four months through a normalised transfer mechanism to support employment, people’s basic needs and market entities, officials said.

The funds account for about 92% of the total scale planned for this year channelled through the direct fiscal funds transfer mechanism launched in May 2020 after the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic.

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