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中国宏观情报China macro telemetry — PBOC liquidity, NBS/Caixin PMI, FX reserves, and de-dollarization signals. Optimised for fast load; data sourced from official statistical releases.
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Macro Hub

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Institutional-grade macro intelligence for the world's second-largest economy. Daily coverage of PBOC liquidity operations, PMI divergence, trade flows, energy transition, and proprietary signals — designed for symmetric East vs West macro analysis.

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Policy Intelligence

China 15th
Five-Year Plan

Structural shift to high-quality development & tech self-reliance.

Grain Output
1.45 Trillion Jin
Carbon Intensity
-18%
R&D Growth
>7% Yearly
Unemployment Rate
<5.5%
Mission Control

Credit Impulse Deep Dive

What is China's Credit Impulse?

China's credit impulse measures the change in new credit issued as a percentage of GDP. It is one of the most powerful leading indicators for global economic activity, with a 9-12 month lead on commodity demand and EM asset prices.

A rising impulse signals accelerating credit growth, typically bullish for oil, copper, and EM equities. A falling impulse warns of demand contraction ahead.

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Deflation Risk Monitor

China has been experiencing persistent PPI deflation since mid-2022, driven by a domestic demand shortfall and over-supply in industrial capacity. When PPI is deeply negative, it exports disinflationary pressure globally through cheaper manufactured goods.

CPI below zero would signal a deflationary trap, raising systemic risk for China's debt-laden property sector.

China De-Dollarization Strategy

Gold Accumulation

PBoC has been a systematic buyer of gold since 2022, building reserves to reduce USD dependency. This directly reduces the share of USD in China's reserve portfolio.

Bilateral CNY Trade

China has accelerated local-currency trade deals with Russia, Saudi Arabia, and ASEAN nations — denominating commodity purchases in CNY rather than USD.

CIPS Infrastructure

China's Cross-Border Interbank Payment System (CIPS) now processes $400B+ yearly, providing a parallel settlement rail to SWIFT for CNY transactions.

Spheres of Institutional Influence

Structural Analysis: China's Economic Pivot & Global Influence

The China Macro Hub tracks the deliberate structural deceleration of China's property sector alongside the corresponding acceleration in high-quality manufacturing, green technology, and sovereign influence architecture. Analyzing the People's Bank of China (PBoC) monetary plumbing and credit impulse cycles provides leading indicators for global commodity demand and emerging market liquidity.

A key focus of this hub is the tracking of De-Dollarization vectors and the expansion of parallel settlement infrastructure like the mBridge network. By monitoring the spheres of institutional influence, including BRICS+ trade alignments and bilateral swap lines, the timeline for multi-polar reserve optionality becomes quantifiable.

The shift from export-led accumulation to domestic consumption and strategic industrial autonomy is modeled through our proprietary alpha signals, visualizing the long-term relative growth rate of the Chinese economy against developed market peers.

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