BEIJING - China on Thursday set a slightly lower gross domestic product growth target for 2026 of 4.5 to 5 percent during the opening day of its annual parliamentary session, as the world's second-largest economy tackles challenges such as a prolonged property-sector crisis and global geopolitical uncertainty.
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