We should not view China’s Xi as omnipotent and unassaible By George Magnus Posted on March 11, 2018 In China Chinese constitutional changes, Chinese leadership 5 The west should guard against errors of extrapolation in viewing the Xi eraContinue reading...
Changes are afoot in Xi Jinping’s China—and they matter to us all By George Magnus Posted on February 26, 2018 In China China, China reform 6 It’s a week of important meetings in Beijing. Here’s what’s happening—and what we should look out forContinue reading...
Xi’s China will only showcase illiberalism and dogma By George Magnus Posted on November 20, 2017December 23, 2017 In China China, Chinese bond market 0 An increasingly authoritarian China will try to make the economy and society work better, not become more liberal.Continue reading...
China’s party congress will matter for investors this time By George Magnus Posted on October 19, 2017November 16, 2017 In China 19th Party congress, China 0 Xi is turning his focus to the economy just as the $10tn equity market enters the MSCI.Continue reading...
Party congress is Xi’s moment, but how will he use it? By George Magnus Posted on October 14, 2017November 16, 2017 In China 19th Congress, Chinese Communist Party 0 Power politics likely to take precedence over economic liberalization imperatives.Continue reading...
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping go head-to-head By George Magnus Posted on April 10, 2017November 16, 2017 In United States Trump, Xi Jinping 0 If the US president expects significant economic climb-downs this week, he’ll be disappointed.Continue reading...