China’s Leading Economic Index fell 0.8 per cent in October 2025, extending a six-month decline of 2 per cent, while the Coincident Economic Index (CEI) rose 0.1 per cent and gained 2.9 per cent over six months.
The LEI’s broad weakness—driven mainly by low consumer confidence—renewed recession signals.
Despite soft demand, The Conference Board forecasts China’s GDP to grow 5 per cent in 2025.
The LEI’s broad weakness—driven mainly by low consumer confidence—renewed recession signals.
Despite soft demand, The Conference Board forecasts China’s GDP to grow 5 per cent in 2025.
