Why no bazooka stimulus in China?

CHINA ADVISORY - Report 14 Oct 2026 by Andrew Collier

China is continuing to stimulate the economy. But it is using more creative ways to fund growth. Two of the major policy efforts are a new infrastructure program called the "Six Networks", and a targeted increase in bank lending. While it is too early to call if these programs are a sign of panic, the shift away from a single-minded focus on technology investment suggests there is concern about the state of the economy. Recent conversations with Chinese citizens suggests that the downturn in the economy is worrying the leadership.

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