Mark Kruger
Opinion Editor at Yicai Global
Based in Shanghai, Senior Fellow at the Yicai Research Institute, CIGI and the University of Alberta's China Institue.
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3 weeks ago |
yicaiglobal.com | Ma Yifan |Mark Kruger |Zhang Yushuo
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yicaiglobal.com | Ma Yifan |Chen Yangyuan |Ge Hui |Mark Kruger
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yicaiglobal.com | Mark Kruger
Will Trump’s Tariffs Tank China’s 5 Percent Growth? audio is not supported! Will Trump’s Tariffs Tank China’s 5 Percent Growth? (Yicai) April 22 -- China’s National Bureau of Statistics recently released its National Accounts for the first quarter of 2025. The news was good. The 5.4 percent year-over-year growth reported beat the expectations of the Chief Economists surveyed by the Yicai Research Institute (5.1 percent).
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1 month ago |
yicaiglobal.com | Mark Kruger
(Yicai) March 18 -- The Two Sessions – the annual meetings of the National People’s Congress and the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference – recently concluded in Beijing. Following these meetings is essential to understand the direction of Chinese economic and social policy. As always, the GDP growth target is the center of attention. In his Work Report, Premier Li Qiang clearly described the challenges the Chinese economy faces.
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2 months ago |
yicaiglobal.com | Wu Simin |Zheng Xutong |Qian Tongxin |Mark Kruger
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The Trump Administration’s #tariffs could subtract 1.7 percentage points from growth this year. However, robust momentum, strong fiscal support and a property market rebound will help China achieve its 5 percent target. @MarkKruger59 https://t.co/x7N7ioefVU
RT @yicaichina: The government’s commitment to strong fiscal support suggests that we very well may see a rotation of demand away from net…
RT @yicaichina: With apologies to Professor Krugman, China’s trillion dollar trade surplus does not appear to be a sign of weakness. Its cu…