Julian Evans-Pritchard
Julian Evans-Pritchard is an economist known for his expertise in analyzing China's economic trends and policies. He works for Capital Economics, where he provides insights on the challenges and forecasts of the Chinese economy. Recently, he expressed skepticism regarding the effectiveness of the Chinese government's measures to stabilize economic growth amid external pressures and domestic challenges.
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Julian Evans-Pritchard is the head of China economics at Capital Economics who analyzed the impact of the new tariffs.
Trump tariffs: Supreme Court reversal cements China’s upper hand ahead of a critical meeting with Trump
United States· 2026-02-23
Julian Evans-Pritchard from Capital Economics noted that the growth of China increasingly depends on exports.
Crecimiento de China se desacelera por caída en el consumo interno y tensiones comerciales
Costa Rica· 2025-10-21
Julian Evans-Pritchard is mentioned as the head of China economics at Capital Economics, discussing potential trade agreements.
ΗΠΑ – Κίνα: Σε τεντωμένο σχοινί η «εκεχειρία»
Greece· 2025-08-11
Julian Evans-Pritchard discussed the impact of tariffs on global trade and inflation.
Trump’s message to trade partners: Trim ties with China
Canada· 2025-07-11
Julian Evans-Pritchard is an analyst at Capital Economics who estimates that domestic consumption must increase to offset potential losses from the U.S. market.
Hãng xuất khẩu Trung Quốc ngại bán hàng trong nước
Vietnam· 2025-04-25
Julian Evans-Pritchard of Capital Economics provided a report forecasting setbacks for Chinese exports.
China’s exports spike in March | Business
Jamaica· 2025-04-15
Julian Evans-Pritchard, the head of China economics for research firm Capital Economics, said the fact that Chinese authorities had repeatedly matched US tariff hikes suggested that they were in no rush to negotiate.
'We’re being asphyxiated': US firms already struggling as China trade war heats up
New Zealand· 2025-04-14
Julian Evans-Pritchard anticipated that it may take years for Chinese exports to return to current levels.
Exportações da China dispararam antes das tarifas de Trump | Guerra Comercial
Portugal· 2025-04-14
Julian Evans-Pritchard from Capital Economics expressed skepticism about the sufficiency of the government's policies to stabilize the economy.
China mantém meta de crescimento de ‘cerca de 5%’, apesar de iminência de guerra comercial
Liechtenstein· 2025-03-05