This report outlines the Q2 2026 slowdown in China's GDP growth and forecasts a V-shaped recovery in H2 supported by existing fiscal facilities. It also provides regional updates for India, Malaysia, Singapore, and South Korea.
Key Takeaways
- 1.China's Q2 2026 GDP growth is expected to slow to 4.5% due to fiscal pullback and external shocks.
- 2.The economy is expected to see a V-shaped recovery in H2 2026, supported by unspent fiscal quotas.
- 3.Policy focus is shifting from stimulus to de-risking as local government fiscal pressures mount.
Table of Contents
- Key view
- The spring break is over
- The fiscal pullback
- Outlook in H2
- Upcoming events and data
- Data calendar
- Forecasts
- Scheduled central bank meeting dates in 2026
- Recent insights
- Acronyms and abbreviations
- Contacts
- Important Notice
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Authors
Vicky Xiao ZhouZhaopeng Xing
Themes
De-risking and Financial StabilityEconomic Growth ForecastingFiscal Policy and Stimulus
Regions
Asia PacificChinaIndiaSingapore
