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Beijing’s annual government work reports (GWR) are supposed to set the direction for economic policy in the year ahead – but 2026’s iteration raised more questions than it answered. ICYMI: On March 5, the annual meeting of China’s legislature (NPC) kicked off – as is customary – with the premier reading his work report, which set various economic targets for 2026.
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