<h1>China's National Congress Ends Without Clear Plan for 2025 Economic Boost Amid Property Crisis and US Trade Tensions.</h1> China concluded its National People's Congress without resolving how to stimulate its slowing economy in 2025. The Congress emphasized boosting investment and consumer spending amid challenges like a prolonged property crisis and a trade war with the US. The absence of a top political leader due to illness marked the closing ceremony. China announced a challenging 5% growth target, with plans for consumer rebates and support for the housing market. President Xi Jinping seeks to bolster private businesses, while tensions with the US persist over tariffs. The government also aims to curb unproductive competition in sectors like green energy.