15.12.202502:00:00UTC+00China's Fixed Asset Investment Declines Further in November 2025

China's economic landscape experienced a deeper contraction in fixed asset investment in November 2025, as the indicator reached a new low of -2.6%, according to the latest statistics released on December 15, 2025. This development marks a continuing downward trend from October's figure of -1.7%.

Fixed asset investment, a critical measure of capital spending such as infrastructure, machinery, and property development, has shown a marked year-over-year decline, reflecting persistent challenges in China's economic recovery efforts. The deepening contraction in November underscores concerns about slowing growth momentum and potential pressure on the country's overall economic stability.

Analysts point out that the persistent decline in fixed asset investment could be attributed to various factors, including weakening domestic demand, cautious corporate investment strategies, and global economic uncertainties that have likely exacerbated the situation. As China grapples with these headwinds, it remains to be seen how policy adjustments or other economic measures might influence future investment trajectories.