The A-share market has bounced back thanks to intervention from Beijing, but bond yields are still falling to new lows.
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The prices of Chinese exports fell last year, causing export value to drop despite China selling more products.
Most of China’s provinces have cut their GDP growth targets further this year, as many of last year’s targets proved too ambitious.
Long-term Chinese government bonds have been in a bull run, with yields falling to all-time lows as the stock market has tanked.
In this chartbook, we walk you through the latest developments in the Chinese economy and offer our outlook.
Beijing is reportedly considering more measures to boost the stock market, which has been tanking in the new year.
China’s economy met Beijing’s GDP growth target in 2023 but is facing persistent deflationary pressure.
Beijing is ready to expand China’s carbon emissions trading scheme to other industries this year, likely starting with steel.
Beijing has launched an anti-dumping probe into brandy imported from Europe, likely in response to the EU’s probes into Chinese EVs and biodiesels.
Both the onshore and offshore Chinese equity markets have spent the past few years on an unprecedented loss streak. Will things turn around in 2024?