Next Week in China: 19-23 May 2025
Next week will be significant for China in terms of data releases, as it will include economic data points that were originally scheduled for last week.
Next Week in China: 12-16 May 2025
By convention, the Chinese government is scheduled to release data on total retail sales, fixed asset investment, and related indices next week. However, due to last week’s long holiday, these major data releases have been postponed to the week after next.
Next Week in China: 5-9 May 2025
Next week will be significant in terms of major data releases, with 10 economic reports expected for mainland China.
Next Week in China: 28 April-2 May 2025
The coming week is expected to be relatively quiet in terms of major data releases for Mainland China. However, economic data for April will be interesting to monitor given the significant volatility caused by Trump’s series of reciprocal tariffs.
Next Week in China: 14-18 April 2025
There are 10 key economic reports scheduled for Mainland China in the coming week.
Next Week in China: 7-11 April 2025
The next two weeks of April 2025 will be significant for major data releases concerning Mainland China.
Next Week in China: 31 March-4 April
Next week will be a quiet week for major data releases, save for PMI data which captures the current state of the manufacturing and service sectors. In addition to this, the 2025 Zhongguancun Forum, held from 27-31 March, is also worth some attention.
Next Week in China: 24-28 March 2025
Next week will be a relatively quiet period for major data releases, with only six scheduled for Chinese markets and only two for Mainland China.
Next Week in China: 17-21 March 2025
Next week will be significant for economic data releases, with seven major data points coming from Mainland China.
Next Week in China: 10-14 March 2025
Next week, significant data on China’s money supply and financing for February will be released. In addition, close attention should be paid to the Two Sessions as the outcome of these political meetings will serve as the main weather vane for the Chinese economy in the year ahead.