Press enter to see all results.
【Event Invitation】Join us and Morgan Stanley in the 2026 China Public Finance Credit Outlook Webinar on 19 March 2026
We Donated RMB 500,000 for Rescue and Reconstruction Following the Tai Po Fire Disaster in Hong Kong
We are now a Recognized Credit Rating Agency by the Hong Kong Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes Authority
We are the “Best Internationalized Chinese Credit Rating Agency of the Year” Recognized by Macau Exchange MOX
We have been the “Public Finance Rating Agency of the Year” Named by the Asset for 5 Years
China’s Economic Growth and Fiscal Policy Optimisation under a Flexible Growth Target
11 Mar 2026
China's 2026 economic growth target is set at 4.5%-5%, reflecting a shift toward flexible management while maintaining stability and supporting structural reforms. The fiscal policy remains proactive, with a projected deficit-to-GDP ratio of 4% and an increase in net general government debt to around 70%, aimed at enhancing internal demand and quality development amidst evolving economic conditions.
Core Drivers of High-Quality Development in China's New Energy Vehicle Sector Under the 2026 Government Work Report
In 2026, China's NEV sector will be driven by policy support, demand stimulation, and technological advancement, with sales projected to exceed 19 million units; however, profit margins may remain pressured due to intensified competition and rising costs.
海外市场双周报:中国两会锚定发展方向,美伊战火扰动全球经济
中国两会顺利开幕,美伊战火爆发带动全球大类资产出现明显波动。过去两周,中资海外债一级市场新发规模约121.08亿美元,较前一周期的29.86亿美元增加305.51%;二级市场小幅下跌。
What's Driving the Surge in Hong Kong Dollar Bond Issuance?
09 Feb 2026
In 2025, overseas issuers significantly boosted HKD bond issuance, reaching HKD 268.2 billion, primarily driven by widening interest rate spreads between HKD and USD. As HKD bond issuers generally have strong credit quality, the market is expected to see continued growth, although a potential narrowing spreads may moderate future issuance.
Mainland “Three Red Lines” Fade, Hong Kong Reviews MPF Backed Home Purchases
04 Feb 2026
Chinese property developers are no longer required to submit “three red lines” metrics, shifting from regulatory constraints to cash-flow pressures. Meanwhile, Hong Kong's housing market is rebounding due to lower interest rates and potential policies allowing MPF funds to be used for down payments, signaling support for boosting market demand.
Macro and China Offshore Bonds Outlook - Fed Nears Neutral and China Offshore Bond Issuance Marginally Improve
03 Feb 2026
The Federal Reserve may shift to a neutral stance by 2026, with a weaker U.S. dollar potentially aiding a marginal improvement in China offshore bond issuance. This recovery will be uneven across sectors, supported by strong financing needs and growth in convertible, ESG, and digital bonds.
2026 Outlook for LGFV Offshore Bonds — Weak Issuance, Deepened Restructuring
30 Jan 2026
In 2025, Chinese LGFV overseas bonds experienced a historic negative net financing of -USD1.77 billion, with issuance down 50.3% year-on-year amid stringent policy constraints. While refinancing pressures are expected to ease in 2026, new issuance difficulties will persist, particularly for weak-credit issuers facing tight pricing power.
Resilient Growth and Structural Optimisation of China's Economy
In 2025, China's economy achieved 5.0% GDP growth, driven primarily by consumption, despite challenges in investment and the real estate sector. Looking ahead to 2026, steady growth is anticipated with a focus on structural optimization, as policy support aims to enhance consumption and investment in high-tech sectors, while exports remain resilient.
Read Behind China's Household Income Dynamics
26 Jan 2026
China's per capita household disposable income grew by 5% in 2025, with a notable shift in income structure—wage income remains dominant while net transfer income increases. Despite rising household income relative to GDP, there is significant room for improvement in income distribution compared to developed economies.
China's Public Finance Credit Outlook for 2026
05 Jan 2026
China's economy is projected to grow by 4.8% in 2026, despite ongoing downward pressures in traditional infrastructure. The government's leverage ratio is expected to exceed 75%, with a focus on enhancing consumer welfare and strategic investments, while risks related to LGFVs are anticipated to decrease due to stringent debt management policies and supportive liquidity.
量体裁衣方为智:国际三大评级机构主权评级方法的中国适用性偏误
10 Apr 2025
国际三大评级机构的主权评级方法应用于中国时存在局限。其一体验在对中国经济转型期的基本面判断不全面;二是对中国政策制度的评估不深入,以西方经验审视中国,带有意识形态偏见;三是对中国应对内外部风险的政策与经济协同缺乏客观认知。
Please complete the verification to continue with your subscription.