Recent developments in the Chinese economy are noteworthy. BofA economists indicate that China's supply growth is outpacing demand, which could slow economic growth.

UBS forecasts that China's GDP growth could reach 3.7%-4% in 2025, depending on the tariffs imposed by the US.

The People's Bank of China has lowered short-term interest rates to provide sufficient liquidity to the markets.

Despite the Trump era, the Chinese economy continued to grow. However, trade tensions and domestic market challenges may affect growth.

Lastly, the Chinese economy showed signs of weakness in August. The slowdown in retail sales and industrial production raises concerns for the future.