Chinese millennials more inclined to save than spend, study shows

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Published at : November 24, 2021

China's young people may be shaking off the stereotype of running out of money every month.

A recent study by investment services provider Fidelity International and Alibaba's wealth management platform Ant Fortune shows China's younger consumers are becoming more cautious with their money, taking it easy on the spending and putting cash away.


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