In the third quarter, the Chinese economy continued to slow down and the negative outlook has not been revised since the beginning of August 2015. Although consumption per capita continues to grow, the enormous inequality across the country, a still developing internal market and a large dependency on the export sector, leads us to expect a negative scenario for the coming months, even beyond the previously discussed hard landing.
Contents
- Economic sentiment
- Li Keqiang Index
- Exchange rate
- Monetary aggregates
- Consumer Price Index (CPI)
- Producer Price Index (PPI)
- Stock Market Prices
- Credit
- Yield curve spread
- Balance of payments
Author
- Gabriel Colombinas
Gabriel Colominas holds a degree in Economics at the University of Barcelona. In 2013 he received a research grant from the Von Mises Institute in Barcelona, developing a study on economic growth, the financial sector and the impact of monetary freedom in Andorra. He worked for one year as an analyst of Corporate Finance and Venture Capital in the GVC Gaesco Group. Since July 2015, he works as a financial analyst for several investment funds.
