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Hyomi Jie
Article 3 min read

Chinese policy crosses the Rubicon. What now?

A decisive policy pivot finally got markets excited again about China. But growth will only materialise if policymakers follow through with fiscal firepower.

Hyomi Jie + 3 others | 2 October 2024

Claire Xiao
Article 5 min read

How China keeps its debt in order

What is the fiscal firepower of the Chinese government? Depends on how much debt you think China really has. Our analysis is revealing.

Claire Xiao + 3 others | 25 January 2024

Peiqian Liu
Article 2 min read

China signals growth resolve with trillion-yuan bonds

China has announced the issuance of 1 trillion yuan ($140 billion) of special government bonds to help local governments struggling with debt.

Peiqian Liu | 25 October 2023

Claire Xiao
Blog 3 min read

China walks a familiar tightrope as it targets recovery

While most other major economies are moving to tighten, the construction-fueled stimulus that Beijing has sought to avoid is suddenly back on the cards.

Claire Xiao + 2 others | 4 February 2022

Oli Shakir-Khalil
Article 1 min read

Chart Room: Deploying the fiscal firehose

Chart Room: Deploying the fiscal firehose

Oli Shakir-Khalil + 2 others | 3 December 2020

Henk-Jan Rikkerink
Article 4 min read

Multi asset in 2021: Fiscal policy takes centre stage

Risks are finely balanced across markets.

Henk-Jan Rikkerink | 27 November 2020

Edith Chan
Blog 1 min read

Edith Chan + 2 others | 2 April 2020

Amit Lodha
Blog 3 min read

Analysing the shift from bad to less bad

The stimulus to fight the economic shutdown in the wake of the coronavirus is second only to the Marshall Plan following the Second World War.

Amit Lodha | 26 March 2020

Romain Boscher
Article 4 min read

Fidelity CIOs on the response needed to stabilise the markets

Fidelity CIOs on the response needed to stabilise the markets following coronavirus and oil shocks

Romain Boscher + 2 others | 11 March 2020

Anna Stupnytska
Blog 3 min read

Your move, governments

Markets are reacting to two shocks in one day: an oil price drop and coronavirus risk. They form a clear catalyst for fiscal policy action.

Anna Stupnytska | 9 March 2020

Anna Stupnytska
Article 4 min read

Coronavirus: will there be a global recession?

Market expectations of intervention remain high.

Anna Stupnytska + 1 other | 2 March 2020

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