China & Oxford Economics
11 shared events · Importance 4 · Last updated Jul 24, 2026
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China: China's economy slowed to 4.3% GDP growth in Q2, missing forecasts, as weak domestic demand and property slump offset strong exports. The government faces pressure to stimulate but remains cautious on debt.
Oxford Economics: Sheana Yue highlighted that external demand outperformed despite tariffs and uncertainty.
Jul 10, 2026 · 86 articles
International
China: China opposed the 12.5% tariff as unilateral and harmful, while some exporters reported limited impact due to already reduced U.S. sales.
Oxford Economics: Oxford Economics noted the overall effective tariff rate won't change much immediately but warned of future risks.
Apr 20, 2026 · 318 articles
Business
China: China's exports and imports showed stronger-than-expected growth in May, indicating a robust economic performance despite global challenges. This positive trade data helps China stay on track to meet its annual economic growth target.
Oxford Economics: Sheana Yue, senior economist at Oxford Economics, commented on China's ability to absorb trade frictions and its continued reliance on exports for growth.
Jun 09, 2026 · 14 articles
International
China: Two Chinese supertankers carrying Saudi oil transited the Red Sea; Chinese refiner Sinopec chartered vessels.
Oxford Economics: Research firm that forecast oil above $85 through year-end.
Jul 22, 2026 · 334 articles
International
China: Shanghai Composite declined slightly.
Oxford Economics: Analysts provided commentary on the intervention's implications.
Jul 30, 2026 · 162 articles
Domestic
China: Major investor in Zambia's mining sector; its congratulatory message signals continued engagement, but debt relations remain a factor.
Oxford Economics: Think-tank that said the election raised questions about integrity, reflecting analyst sentiment.
Aug 10, 2026 · 248 articles
International
China: China is a major buyer of Iranian oil; sanctions revocation may affect its supply.
Oxford Economics: Oxford Economics said the ceasefire may continue on-and-off, with potential for de-escalation.
Mar 09, 2018 · 1197 articles
International
Oxford Economics: Oxford Economics predicted a global recession if the war lasts for six months due to oil supply shortages.
Mar 29, 2026 · 13 articles
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