J.P. Morgan
July 7, 2026
China Monthly Data Outlook
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China's recovery is currently narrow, driven by high-tech exports and the global AI cycle. Domestic sectors remain weak, making faster fiscal policy execution essential to support growth.
Key Takeaways
- 1.China's economic recovery remains two-speed, supported by exports and high-tech manufacturing, while domestic demand continues to struggle.
- 2.Domestic demand is identified as the binding constraint on growth, with weak retail sales and a continued contraction in real estate investment.
- 3.Fiscal execution is crucial for the second half of 2026; while special local bond issuance has picked up, actual project deployment lags.
Table of Contents
- Production resilient, demand awaits fiscal execution
- Key economic statistics
- China macro indicator heat map
- China activity indicator heat map
- Recent policy measures (June)
- Summary of major economic indicators and forecasts
- Real GDP (2Q)
- Industrial production (June)
- Manufacturing PMI (June)
- Merchandise trade (June)
- Retail sales (June)
- Auto production and sales (June)
- Fixed investment (June)
- Industrial profits (June)
- Labor market and consumer confidence (June)
- Consumer prices (June)
- Producer prices (June)
- House prices (June)
- Housing activities (June)
- Money aggregates (June)
- Aggregate financing (June)
- Interest rates
- Open market operations
- Fiscal position (June)
- Monetary conditions (June)
- Currency exchange rate
- FX reserves (June)
- Manufacturing and industrial activity tracking
- Service sector activity tracking
- Financial markets
- External conditions and balance of payments
- Labor market conditions
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Authors
Feng ZhuTingting GeJiayi LiTongfang Yuan
Securities
Chinese Government Bond
Themes
AI/Tech Export DominanceFiscal Policy ExecutionTwo-Speed Economic Recovery
Regions
Asia PacificChina
