China Macro Pulse

Where the Chinese economy stands. Leading signals first.

The official and private PMIs set the direction, property and household data confirm or contradict it, and credit and the yuan price it. This page tracks all of them, with the policy moves behind each shift and five years of history for context.

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Macro Pulse

Five pages, one framework.

GlobalInvest, hold or wait. World scores, the risk monitor and how shocks travel. United StatesISM, sentiment, jobs, the Fed and Treasuries. ChinaPMIs, property, trade, deflation and the PBoC. JapanTankan, wages, the BoJ, JGBs and the yen. EuropeHCOB PMIs, HICP, the ECB, spreads and gas.
Why it matters in Riyadh

The largest oil buyer. The marginal price setter.

China is the biggest importer of Gulf crude, the largest contractor and supplier base for Saudi projects, and the swing factor for copper, steel and shipping. Its property cycle and credit impulse shape Gulf export revenue and construction costs. Awraq Capital reads these signals to time and structure capital for developers, landowners and companies.

Financing solutions Sukuk advisory

Important notice

General information onlyThis page summarises publicly reported economic and market data and Awraq Capital's reading of it. It is not investment, legal, tax or accounting advice, and it is not an offer or an invitation to buy or sell any security or financial product.

No recommendationNothing here is a recommendation to take or avoid any position. Regime, posture, decision and signal labels describe conditions under a fixed indicator framework. They are not forecasts, and past readings are not a guide to future results.

Data and timingFigures come from the public sources linked beside each reading and are shown as reported on the dates stated. They can be revised by the issuing agency, and market levels are closing or latest-available values, not live prices. Awraq Capital does not guarantee their accuracy or completeness.

Third-party dataIndex names and data series remain the property of their respective owners, including the National Bureau of Statistics of China, the People's Bank of China, S&P Global, China Securities Index Co., Hang Seng Indexes and the London Metal Exchange. They are referenced here for information, with links to the source.