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China is set to announce a substantial fiscal stimulus package, potentially valued at two trillion yuan (S$369 billion), aiming to bolster economic growth amid sluggish conditions. Expected to be revealed by the finance minister in an upcoming briefing on Saturday, October 12, this move follows a series of monetary easing measures, including interest rate cuts and enhanced support for property and stock markets initiated in late September. Investors are keenly awaiting details on the package, which may focus on boosting household support and moving away from the previous real estate and infrastructure-driven expansion, according to insights from a Bloomberg survey and academic experts.