Reuben Johnson
China Could Face 7 Crises at Once in 2026: Deflation, Property, Debt, and Banks
Beginning in January 2026, analysts familiar with the current developmental and political tensions in the People’s Republic of China (PRC) predict the country will face a convergence of deepening economic and structural crises. The primary bellwethers will be a worsening deflationary spiral, a prolonged property market slump, and mounting financial risks.
The conclusions of these Chinese analysts, along with a brief discussion of the fallout, were published in an article at the end of December 2025 on the Canada website 51.ca.
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