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Below is a list of our China+ Publications for the last 5 months. If you are looking for reports older than 5 months please email info@pantheonmacro.com, or contact your account rep

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Weekly Monitor Kelvin Lam (Senior China+ Economist)

20 October 2025 China+ Monitor What else do we expect in China's 15th Five-Year Plan?

  • China’s next Five-Year Plan will focus on long-term strategies in high-tech, energy, and national security…
  • …As well as adherence to dual circulation, and maybe an industrial plan to succeed ‘Made in China 2025’.
  • China’s consumers and producers are still mired in deflation despite recent improvements.

14 October 2025 China+ Monitor Renewed US-China trade tensions highlight fragility of their relations

  • The re-escalation of trade frictions highlights the lack
    of trust between the US and China; more talks needed.
  • September’s export rebound was partly due to base
    effects, which mask weaker monthly momentum.
  • The volatile nature of US-China trade relations still
    poses a downside risk to China’s near-term growth.

8 September 2025 China+ Monitor Japan's car-tariff deal sealed; wage growth paves way for October hike

  • A US executive order finally formalises its trade deal with Japan, ending uncertainty for Japan’s economy.
  • Real wages have risen for the first time since December, boosting October rate-hike bets.
  • The BoJ is likely to look past weaker ‘same-sample’ data, with trade worries fading.
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