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Aug 21 — Vice Minister Liao Min told a State Council Information Office briefing that during the 15th Five‑Year Plan period the Ministry of Finance will boost the effectiveness and precision of fiscal macro‑management. To stabilize growth, employment

2026-08-21

Aug 21 — Vice Minister Liao Min told a State Council Information Office briefing that during the 15th Five‑Year Plan period the Ministry of Finance will boost the effectiveness and precision of fiscal macro‑management. To stabilize growth, employment and expectations it will step up counter‑cyclical and cross‑cycle adjustments and keep a necessary deficit scale and spending intensity while optimizing spending composition and concentrating funds on major national strategic tasks. The ministry said it will place greater emphasis on investment in people, reasonably raise the share of public‑service spending in total fiscal outlays, and expand development space by prioritizing livelihood needs.

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2026-08-21

Japan private sector remained robust in August, with output growth at its fastest since February and manufacturing and services both gaining momentum. Manufacturing new export orders rose at the quickest pace in about eight-and-a-half years, supporte

Japan private sector remained robust in August, with output growth at its fastest since February and manufacturing and services both gaining momentum. Manufacturing new export orders rose at the quickest pace in about eight-and-a-half years, supported by sizable backlogs in semiconductors and AI-related industries. Input costs still climbed sharply amid Middle East conflict-driven supply and energy shocks and a weak yen, but cost inflation eased to a five-month low. Output price growth remains near historical highs, and firms may need to see sustained disinflation before cutting selling prices. Business confidence, sales and employment improved month-on-month; the private sector is expected to stay resilient unless new price or demand shocks emerge.
2026-08-21

JPMorgan Chase's market intelligence team believes that the recent market comparison of the 10-year US Treasury yield rising above 5% to 2007 easily overlooks the significant changes in the structure of the US economy and stock market today. Report d

JPMorgan Chase's market intelligence team believes that the recent market comparison of the 10-year US Treasury yield rising above 5% to 2007 easily overlooks the significant changes in the structure of the US economy and stock market today. Report data shows that in the third quarter of 2026, US household cash reserves were approximately $22.9 trillion, compared to approximately $8.0 trillion in the second quarter of 2007; the current household debt service ratio is about 11.1%, also significantly lower than the peak of 15.8% in the fourth quarter of 2007. The stock market structure is also different. The weighting of the S&P 500 technology sector has increased from 15.2% in 2007 to 37.8%. Large technology companies have higher cash reserves and more globalized revenue sources, making them relatively less sensitive to the US domestic financing environment. While high yields will still suppress valuations, if the rise is gradual, companies and the market will have time to digest it; when long-term bonds rapidly deteriorate and the MOVE index rises significantly, cross-asset deleveraging and valuation shocks will be more concentrated. Therefore, JPMorgan Chase believes that the impact of bond volatility on US stocks may be more important than the absolute level of yields.
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