Jpmorgan Citi Predict Chinas Growth Outlook U S Dollar Buckles

Last updated: June 10, 2025, 17:34

Jpmorgan Citi Predict Chinas Growth Outlook U S Dollar Buckles

After China

China Outlook: Can China make it in 2025?

After China’s GDP (gross domestic product) beat Q1 2025 estimates, financial giants, JPMorgan and Citi, have raised their

J.P.Morgan, Citi upgrade China's 2025 full-year GDP growth forecast

China will likely reach a

JPMorgan, Citi Predict China’s Growth Outlook: U.S. Dollar Buckles

China will likely reach a milestone in its development in 2025: achieving USD 10,000 GDP per capita. This massive improvement in the living standards of more than a billion people is one

Summary: In this blog, we discuss our GDP forecast for 2025 and China’s policy responses to trade war 2.0. The December Politburo meeting and Central Economic Work Conference

In this note

In this note, we assess the potential paths of both developments and how their intersection could impact China’s outlook for 2025. Stimulus plans: what was announced

J.P.Morgan and Citigroup upgraded China's 2025 full-year gross domestic product growth forecast on Tuesday, citing that the country's decision to lift stringent COVID-19 restrictions last

China’s Economic Growth Prospects

Earlier this year

Earlier this year, China’s government set a target of “about 5 percent” GDP growth for 2025. Citigroup has lifted its forecast to 5 percent from 4.7 percent, saying retail

JPMorgan, Citi raise full-year forecasts for China's economy (2025)

China 2025: Trade War 2.0

BEIJINGMajor international investment banks expect

J.P. Morgan, Citigroup, Other Foreign Banks Lift China GDP Growth

China 2025 GDP forecasts by JPMorgan, Goldman, Citi, Morgan

BEIJINGMajor international investment banks expect China's economy to grow at a slower pace in 2025 than in 2025, according to annual forecasts released in the

Analysts at JPMorgan and Citi

Analysts at JPMorgan and Citi raised their full-year forecasts for China's economy after it delivered an impressive first-quarter gross domestic product growth of 4.5%