How to Guide China's Economy into a Positive Feedback Cycle? Chief Economist Zhao Wei of Shenwan Hongyuan: Implement a Series of Employment-Boosting Policies

Deep News
Oct 19

Special Topic: Global Wealth Management Forum · 2025 Shanghai Suhe Bay Conference On October 19, frontline financial news reports that the Global Wealth Management Forum · 2025 Shanghai Suhe Bay Conference is being held in the Jing'an District of Shanghai from October 18 to 19. Zhao Wei, Chief Economist of Shenwan Hongyuan Group Co., Ltd., attended the conference and participated in a roundtable forum.

Zhao Wei emphasized that the issues facing the Chinese economy stem from unimpeded circulation. To address the problems of sluggish corporate turnover, targeted measures involving anti-involution and financial cleanup are essential. “Recent periods have seen many relevant policies being continuously advanced and strengthened. For households, the key issue is employment. Therefore, to transition the Chinese economy into a positive feedback loop, a series of policies that favor employment recovery must be implemented. Consequently, the vigorous development of the service sector becomes a crucial solution, and relevant policies have also been strengthened in recent times,” Zhao Wei stated.

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