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[Market Brief] The New Cold War in Technology: In-Depth Report on US-China AI Competitiveness
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In March, the Federal Reserve FOMC kept the benchmark interest rate in the 3.50% to 3.75% range, and the dot plot maintained a 1-rate cut path in 2026. Amid the uncertain Middle East situation, committee members slightly raised their SEP forecasts for the economy, inflation, and productivity. Financial Square also provided scenarios for oil prices, inflation expectations, and interest rate developments!
1. Abandonment of the “5% GDP growth” target! From total stimulus to structural reform
Starting with the government work report from China’s Two Sessions in early March, we observe changes from top to bottom. The report highlights two key points: First, China’s current economic policy focus is shifting from previous total targets to a more refined structural transformation. The most obvious change is that this year’s GDP growth target has been adjusted from the original 5% to a range of 4.5% to 5%, marking the first time since 2023 that the 5% goal has been abandoned.
This adjustment indicates a shift in focus from “quantity” to “quality” of economic growth. This principle is also reflected in fiscal and monetary policies. On the fiscal side, China is slowing the growth of local debt, with the central government taking on more deficits. Spending is increasingly focused on people’s livelihoods and technology, with a reduced share for infrastructure investment. On the monetary side, the policy remains accommodative, but instead of traditional tools like reserve ratio cuts and interest rate reductions, more emphasis is placed on structural monetary tools such as government bond buybacks to achieve precise liquidity control.
The second key point is undoubtedly technology,
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