
China | Economics & Growth | Emerging Markets
China | Economics & Growth | Emerging Markets
Our new high-frequency China reopening index appears to have restarted its ascent.
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We published a note on how to track Chinese growth in real time using financial and commodity market prices. In these weekly reports, we update the indicators to help us track growth.
Our high-frequency China reopening index had stagnated through March, and helped to correctly identify that the composite PMI wasn’t due another monstrous climb higher as it had in January and February (Chart 1). It appears to have restarted its ascent.
Markets are far more hesitant on the development of the reopening; our market-based China growth tracker has regressed over the past week (Table 1). This is despite our economic-based China growth tracker returning positive for the first time since July 2021 on the pack of another set of strong PMIs (Table 2).
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