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这楼是GS 宏观经济的2023 展望, 作者 We, Hui Shan, Maggie Wei, Lisheng Wang, Xinquan Chen, Yuting Yang and Andrew Tilton,标题是after winter Spring comes, 作者还是比较看好明年宏观经济。 报告很长,我帮你们画画重点
By expenditure categories, Chinese exports are poised to slow on weakening external demand, while growth drivers rotate from investment to consumption on reopening. Within consumption, sectors that have been most constrained by Covid such as travel and entertainment have the most room to recover. Within investment, we expect infrastructure investment to decelerate significantly, followed by manufacturing investment next year. Property investment should continue to contract, although the drag from the property sector to the broader economy may become smaller next year.
China’s reopening is likely to be a major driver of asset prices in 2023. We expect higher equity prices, modestly higher rates, higher commodity demand (especially energy), and a stronger RMB vs USD next year.
Taken together, we estimate that Chinese potential growth has fallen to around 4%, which underpins our 2025-2027 forecasts once Covid distortions disappear.
Consumption will likely be the bright spot of economic growth in 2023 should China reopen as we expect.
We expect savings rate to gradually fall towards trend level in the next few years, from the elevated level in 2022
many lower-tier cities are unlikely to see a full recovery in this easing cycle due to structural factors,
We maintain our view that the ongoing property downturn will likely be a multi-year growth drag for China, |
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