China Economic Calendar
Macroeconomic data releases and central bank meetings for China. CPI, jobs reports, GDP, FOMC, RBI, ECB, BoJ, BoE โ color-coded by market impact.
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China economic data overview
Major macroeconomic releases for China include CPI inflation, GDP growth, employment data, central bank policy decisions, and trade balance reports. The next 30-day window may be quiet between scheduled releases โ most major data points cluster around month-end and quarter-end. Central bank meetings happen on a fixed schedule that we track separately.
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Recent China economic news
China Marine Economy Hits ยฅ5.5 Trillion in H1 2026, Growing 5.1% Above GDP Trend
China's marine economy generated ยฅ5.5 trillion in H1 2026, growing 5.1% year-on-year
Aug 3, 2026
China's Mid-Year Economy Shows 2.7% Retail Growth as APEC AI Forum Charts Asia's AI Future
China's mid-year economic report shows retail consumption grew 2.7% year-on-year, with service consumption rising 5.3%; Final consumption expenditure contributed 2.1 percentage points to GDP growth, reinforcing consumption as China's primary economic engine; The 2026 APEC AI Hi
Jul 26, 2026
Beijing Backs 'Token Economy' with Subsidies as AI Compute Costs Reshape Tech Bills
Beijing policy mandates support for Token (AI compute) economy with compute vouchers and inference chip R&D
Jul 24, 2026
China May Data: New-Economy Sectors Surge as Provincial Fiscal Stress Tests Growth Durability
China's May economic indicators confirm stable production growth with new-economy sectors โ EVs, renewables, AI manufacturing โ accelerating above the national average
Jun 21, 2026
China's Ocean Economy Index Rises 2.2% to 128.8 in 2025 in High-Quality Development Push
China's 2025 Ocean Economy Development Index reached 128.8, a 2.2% increase over the prior year
Jun 11, 2026
Samsung Workers' 18-Day Strike Threat Puts $66.7B South Korean Economy at Risk
50,000 Samsung Electronics workers are poised to launch an 18-day strike, with South Korea estimating up to $66.7 billion in potential economic damage.
May 19, 2026
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