{"id":11074,"date":"2023-09-13T20:00:00","date_gmt":"2023-09-14T00:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.rbcwealthmanagement.com\/en-us\/insights\/can-china-reboot-its-economy"},"modified":"2023-11-01T11:02:02","modified_gmt":"2023-11-01T15:02:02","slug":"can-china-reboot-its-economy","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.rbcwealthmanagement.com\/en-us\/insights\/can-china-reboot-its-economy","title":{"rendered":"Can China reboot its economy?"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>       Recent economic data in China makes for uninspiring reading, according to       RBC Global Asset Management Inc. Chief Economist Eric Lascelles.     <\/p>     <p>       Housing activity, an important driver of the economy, is struggling. Home       sales and home prices have been dropping rapidly as the policies       introduced a few years ago to deflate the country\u2019s housing bubble       continue to bite. With their primary investments no longer appreciating,       Chinese consumers are reluctant to dig into their pocketbooks and retail       sales growth has decelerated sharply.     <\/p>     <h3>China housing on a downward trajectory<\/h3>     <div class=\"row mb-4 migrated\">       <div class=\"col-lg-10 col-md-8 col-sm-8 col-xs-10 col-xxs-12\">         <img decoding=\"async\" src=\"https:\/\/www.rbcwealthmanagement.com\/en-us\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/7\/2023\/09\/can-china-reboot-en-chart-1.png\" alt=\"Year-over-year percentage change in home sales and home prices since 2014\" class=\"img-fluid mb-1-half\" \/>         <p           class=\"sr-only\"           id=\"chart1desc\"         >           Line chart showing the year-over-year percentage change in home sales           and home prices since 2014. Annual price increases were positive           starting in 2016, peaking at +8% in 2019. They then started to           decelerate and in 2022 home prices started to decline year over year.           Prices are now 2% below last year\u2019s level. Home sales activity has           been more volatile, with fewer transactions annually until mid-2015,           after which transaction volume increased year over year, peaking at           +27% in 2016. The increase subsequently decelerated, and transaction           volume contracted sharply early in 2020 compared to the prior year.           Transaction volume recovered quickly and was up 100% in 2021 compared           to the previous year. Home sales activity then decelerated as quickly           as it had accelerated. Currently, there are 13% fewer home sales than           a year ago.         <\/p>         <ul class=\"rbc-legend\">           <li class=\"rbc-legend-item\">             <div class=\"rbc-legend-line c-dark-blue-tint-1\"><\/div>             Home sales, YTD y\/y % change (LHS)           <\/li>           <li class=\"rbc-legend-item\">             <div class=\"rbc-legend-line c-warm-yellow\"><\/div>             Home prices, y\/y % change (RHS)           <\/li>         <\/ul>              <p class=\"footnote\">           Note: Home price change is an average of price changes in primary and           secondary markets.         <\/p>         <p class=\"disclaimer\">           Source &#8211; China National Bureau of Statistics, Macrobond Financial, RBC           Global Asset Management; data through July 2023         <\/p>       <\/div>     <\/div>     <p>       Chinese trade is also shrinking. Measured in local currency, or the       renminbi, exports are down nearly 10 percent while imports are also       falling on an annual basis. Weakness in exports may be the result of tepid       global demand for goods, but we think it could also be explained by some       countries\u2019 moves to diversify their supply chains away from China at the       margin. Meanwhile, soft imports also reflect a weakening domestic       environment. Lascelles emphasizes that while China remains a global trade       power, trade isn\u2019t driving the economy today.     <\/p>     <h3>Chinese trade growth decelerates<\/h3>     <h4>China trade in goods (y\/y % change)<\/h4>     <div class=\"row mb-4 migrated\">       <div class=\"col-lg-10 col-md-8 col-sm-8 col-xs-10 col-xxs-12\">         <img decoding=\"async\" src=\"https:\/\/www.rbcwealthmanagement.com\/en-us\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/7\/2023\/09\/can-china-reboot-en-chart-2.png\" alt=\"China trade in goods (y\/y % change)\" class=\"img-fluid mb-1-half\" \/>         <p           class=\"sr-only\"           id=\"chart2desc\"         >           Line chart showing the year-over-year percentage change in goods           imports and exports since 1995. Over the last two U.S. recessions           (2009 and 2020), both exports and imports contracted sharply before           bouncing back. Today, exports and imports are down 9% and 7%,           respectively, year over year.         <\/p>         <ul class=\"rbc-legend rbc-legend-inline\">           <li class=\"rbc-legend-item\">             <div class=\"rbc-legend-line c-dark-blue-tint-1\"><\/div>             Exports           <\/li>           <li class=\"rbc-legend-item\">             <div class=\"rbc-legend-line c-warm-yellow\"><\/div>             Imports           <\/li>         <\/ul>              <p class=\"footnote\">           Note: Trade in goods in U.S. dollars. Shaded areas represent U.S.           recession periods.         <\/p>         <p class=\"disclaimer\">           Source &#8211; Macrobond Financial, RBC Global Asset Management; data through           August 2023         <\/p>       <\/div>     <\/div>     <p>       Much attention has also been given to China slipping into deflation, with       July headline annual inflation dipping to -0.3 percent. Though annual       inflation in August rebounded into positive territory, to 0.1 percent, the       situation remains perilously close to deflationary levels.     <\/p>     <p>       Lascelles points out many countries would probably welcome a spell of       deflation as it would enable them to claw back some of the crippling price       increases they\u2019ve had to endure. But China never had such a sustained       inflation spike, so it doesn\u2019t need an unwinding to that extent.     <\/p>     <p>       Should a deflationary trend become entrenched in China, it would be cause       for concern. In a deflationary environment, consumers and businesses       typically delay their purchases as they expect everything ranging from       consumer goods to capital expenditure to become cheaper in the future.       This serves to weaken the economy, driving prices down even more, as a       vicious circle takes hold.     <\/p>     <p>       To be clear, a deflationary trend in China has not been established, and       Lascelles does not expect one. Still, we think it\u2019s worth keeping an eye       on how headline inflation behaves in the coming months.     <\/p>     <h2>A measured response?<\/h2>     <p>       Authorities are responding to the economic malaise with incremental       measures that pale in comparison to the much more forceful approaches       taken to deal with past slowdowns. For instance, to mitigate the impact of       the global financial crisis in 2008, China launched a stimulus program of       more than $575 billion.     <\/p>     <p>       Yet, according to Lascelles, authorities are doing a little more than is       generally recognized. Below, we highlight some of the main measures       announced.     <\/p>     <p>       <strong>Rate cuts:<\/strong> The People\u2019s Bank of China cut interest rates by 15 basis       points on August 15. Given how low inflation is and the economic weakness,       one could be forgiven for expecting more dramatic cuts from the central       bank. However, Lascelles points out that Chinese authorities are worried       about the renminbi depreciating further.     <\/p>     <p>       Since mid-January 2023, it has weakened close to 10 percent against the       U.S. dollar. Though this may aid the competitiveness of the country\u2019s       exports by making them cheaper, China is mindful that it needs a       relatively stable currency as it aspires to enhance its status as a global       trade power. A widely fluctuating currency could result in buyers of       exported goods losing confidence in the prices they pay.     <\/p>     <p>       Large currency moves are thus not ideal and authorities are striving to       stabilize the renminbi. Yet some currency weakness can be helpful in that       it makes imports more expensive, thus helping to fuel some inflation       pressures.     <\/p>     <p>       <strong>Solutions for local governments:<\/strong> Local governments have long been saddled       with heavy debt loads. The central government will now allow many       provincial governments to issue renminbi bonds to repay problematic       off-balance sheet liabilities. In itself, this measure is not enough to       solve the local government debt problem, in Lascelles\u2019 view, but it could       address the most urgent cases.     <\/p>     <p>       <strong>Housing stimulus:<\/strong> Having tried to cool the housing market in the past,       policymakers are now looking to revive it in pursuit of economic growth.       The central government has asked banks to lower mortgage rates for       existing mortgage holders. This acts as a rate cut, but not one which       weakens the currency. In addition, the minimum down payment ratio for       first- and second-time homebuyers will be lowered. Moreover, the four       Tier-1 cities (Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen) have relaxed       the eligibility requirements for first-time homebuyers. These are all       significant steps, in Lascelles\u2019 view.     <\/p>     <p>       <strong>Fiscal support for individuals:<\/strong> China will allow additional tax deductions       for expenses for child and elderly care as well as for education.     <\/p>     <p>       <strong>Corporate stimulus:<\/strong> Tax relief for small businesses will be maintained       through the end of 2027, and authorities have discussed the creation of a       more stable business environment, enhancing corporate governance and       encouraging entrepreneurship. There is a degree of skepticism among market       participants regarding these measures given the current Chinese       administration has not been consistently friendly to businesses. Other       measures include the central government cutting fees for stock market       transactions and encouraging restaurants to lengthen their hours of       operation, and rural regions subsidizing the purchase of big-ticket items.     <\/p>     <p>       <strong>Hukou reforms:<\/strong> Hukou is a system of household registration used in       mainland China. The government tightly restricts where citizens can live,       and the system determines an individual\u2019s eligibility for social services       such as health care and education. Some of these restrictions are being       relaxed, which could in time allocate labor more efficiently throughout       the country and improve productivity, according to Lascelles.     <\/p>     <h2>Tallying it all up<\/h2>     <p>       China seems to be doing more to revive its economy than is generally       recognized. Lascelles believes the economy can stabilize from here, though       growth may not be as impressive as it had been in the past. Lascelles is       now forecasting growth of just under five percent this year, slightly       below the consensus. We recommend a Market Weight stance in Asia (ex       Japan) equities for global equity portfolios. Such positioning would       enable investors to take advantage of Chinese equities\u2019 attractive       valuations, in our view, as well as any turnaround in investor sentiment,       which is currently very negative and could easily reverse if these       policies start to have a positive impact and\/or more measures are       announced.     <\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>With China stuck in a morass of low economic growth, we look at how the country is attempting a course correction and how to position global equity portfolios.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":0,"featured_media":11078,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"rbcwm_post_date":"2023-09-14 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