China’s confused policymaking: return to relaxed monetary policy as leadership conflicts highlight the slowing economy and the trade war

CHINA ADVISORY - Report 03 Aug 2018 by Andrew Collier

China’s leadership is showing signs of strain – not just in its reaction to Washington, but in its overall economic policymaking. A series of outspoken statements has displayed a highly unusual amount of public disagreement in Beijing. This suggests both deepening conflict over economic policy, and more worrying, weakening control by Xi Jinping.

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