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China’s Economic Weakness: Indicators, Causes, and Recovery Prospects

By Samir Al Khoury

Economic indicators in China, the world’s second-largest economy, reveal signs of weakness in the ongoing recovery. In October, both manufacturing and non-manufacturing purchasing managers’ numbers disappointed, with the manufacturing sector contracting to 49.5 points, falling below the expected 50.2 points. The non-industrial sector showed growth at 50.6 points but below expectations at 51.8 points. Inflation indicators also reflected the economic struggle, with the consumer price index contracting by 0.2% annually and the producer price index by 2.6%, signalling weak domestic and industrial demand.

The export index mirrored this trend, contracting by 6.4% in October, indicating a decline in external demand. This weakness in the Chinese economy is due to many factors, the most prominent of which are:

  • An ongoing crisis in the real estate sector, which represents approximately 30% of China’s GDP, which in turn is burdening the Chinese economy.
  • Declining consumer confidence.
  • Exit of foreign investments from Chinese markets.
  • Decline in demand for Chinese exports.

Despite various stimulus measures announced by Chinese authorities, experts believe the economy requires additional support to reestablish a robust recovery. Market watchers eagerly await upcoming indicators of investment in fixed assets, industrial production, retail sales, and the unemployment rate in China.

Chinese stocks, particularly the CSI 300 Index, have disappointed investors, currently trading at 3,582 points—below the 50-day moving average of 3,662 points and the 200-day moving average of approximately 3,894 points. The Relative Strength Index sits at around 42 points, below the 50-point barrier, indicating negative momentum for the CSI 300 index.

Please note that this analysis is provided for informational purposes only and should not be considered as investment advice.

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