With President Xi already firmly in charge of setting the government’s economic agenda, we don’t anticipate any major changes in policy goals after next month’s Party Congress. That said, a stronger Xi would be better placed to speed up the implementation of his existing agenda and his choice of advisors will affect how policy priorities shift in the face of future economic developments.
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