CHINA POLITBURO MEETING — Calls for stronger, more proactive fiscal policy, reports XINHUA

China's Politburo called for stronger and more proactive fiscal policy to support economic growth, according to Xinhua's readout of the meeting. This shift signals an intent to widen the fiscal deficit through increased government spending, likely channeling funds into infrastructure and strategic sectors, thereby boosting domestic demand and credit growth. The pivot increases expectations for near-term bond issuance and targeted stimulus, supporting Chinese equities—particularly state-driven sectors—and putting downward pressure on yields for sovereign debt. The move may also improve risk sentiment toward emerging market assets if accompanied by concrete implementation. Traders will watch the upcoming July Politburo meeting follow-up directives and August local government bond issuance data for confirmation of policy acceleration.

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