The list of the "Top 10 Macro Economists for 2025" has been officially released. In 2025, China's economy has advanced under pressure, moving toward innovation and optimization, with more proactive fiscal policies and appropriately accommodative monetary measures. Macroeconomic policies have been coordinated effectively and targeted precisely, driving steady economic progress and achieving new results in high-quality development. Amid a critical phase of intertwined changes and transformational challenges, macro economists have closely followed the pulse of the times, offering insights into development trends through a holistic perspective, professional judgment, and well-founded arguments. They have focused on new quality productive forces, domestic demand stimulation, risk mitigation, and long-term growth, providing recommendations to clarify development logic amid uncertainties and steer the macroeconomic direction forward.

Sina Finance, in collaboration with the Chief Economists Forum and the New Economists Think Tank, has selected the "Top 10 Macro Economists for 2025." The selection process was based on five key dimensions: professionalism, influence, innovation, foresight, and activity. The final results were determined through a jury vote, taking into account the foresight of their work and productivity metrics.

Morgan Stanley's Chief China Economist Xing Ziqiang has been honored as one of the "Top 10 Macro Economists for 2025."

Key viewpoints from Xing Ziqiang include: - Current market momentum is driven by three major factors, but institutional foundations still need strengthening. - Regarding the real estate market, he recommends absorbing inventory, supporting developers, and providing mortgage subsidies. - China's exports will remain a crucial pillar for economic growth in the coming years. - Shifting investment focus from physical assets to human capital will continue to stimulate the consumer market.