China’s economy is showing signs of resilience, even as property and export challenges weigh on growth. Retirees, Gen Z, and women are helping cushion the economy against a potential slowdown. This next report delves into these emerging growth drivers and what they mean for China’s domestic market.


Elderly, Women, & Green Consumers Power China’s Demand 

China’s factory activity remained in contraction for a sixth straight month in september, the longest slump since 2019.  The official manufacturing pmi came in at 49.8, a slight improvement from august,  but still below the 50-mark that separates growth from contraction. 

Data Shows Longest Manufacturing Slump in China Since 2019

China’s economic activity slowed significantly in August, raising concerns about growth prospects. Key sectors showed reduced performance, impacting global markets and signaling potential challenges ahead for the world’s second-largest economy.


China's Economic Activity Slowed Markedly in August

China is once again battling a deflation spiral,
But unlike a decade ago,
The government is holding back on stimulus.

China Cracks Down on Overcapacity Battles 

China's Economy Slowed Sharply in July With Factory Activity, Investment, and Retail Sales Disappointing, Suggesting a Pall Over the World's Second Largest Economy. July's Main Economic Indicators Suggest That the Country's Tariff-related Swoon Has Begun. That Loss of Momentum in Growth Calls for a Mid-year Fiscal Policy Tweak.


China Factory Activity, Investment, & Retail Sales Disappoint 