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Gabriel Wildau

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Gabriel is a Managing Director focusing on political risk analysis in China. He was previously Shanghai Bureau Chief for the Financial Times, where he covered China’s macro-economy, financial system, and markets.

Prior to the Financial Times, Gabriel served as the China Finance Correspondent and Markets Correspondent for Reuters, where he wrote daily reports on China’s interbank foreign exchange and money markets. He also worked as a research analyst for SK Group China and as the Beijing bureau chief for GaveKal-Dragonomics, a macro-economic consultancy. He graduated magna cum laude from Brown University and is fluent in Mandarin.

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China: Purge of Defense Minister Hints at Intrigue, but Few Policy ImplicationsChina: Purge of Defense Minister Hints at Intrigue, but Few Policy Implications Chinese Defense Minister Li Shangfu is reportedly under investigation for corruption related to military procurement, along with eight other officials from the procurement unit he led. We see few clear policy implications from Li's apparent ouster, because he was not among the most influential party-state officials on foreign policy and… September 19, 2023 By Gabriel Wildau
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US/China: Yellen’s Visit Reinforces Cyclical Stabilization of RelationsUS/China: Yellen’s Visit Reinforces Cyclical Stabilization of Relations U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's meetings in Beijing yielded no policy breakthroughs but marked further progress towards stabilizing bilateral relations. China's leadership likely views Yellen as the best advocate within the Biden administration for maintaining tight economic ties, and warm state media coverage suggests an attempt to flatter her. The… July 11, 2023 By Gabriel Wildau
US/China: Blinken’s Trip Puts Modest Rapprochement Back on TrackUS/China: Blinken’s Trip Puts Modest Rapprochement Back on Track US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken's two-day trip to Beijing was a success, at least based on the low expectations surrounding it. Both sides demonstrated their desire to stabilize bilateral relations and resume the trajectory towards bilateral rapprochement that was interrupted by February's balloon incident. US-China relations may now enter… June 20, 2023 By Gabriel Wildau
US/China: What Would a Bilateral “Thaw” Look Like?US/China: What Would a Bilateral “Thaw” Look Like? US-China diplomatic contacts are increasing, and bilateral relations appear to be returning to the baseline established prior to February's balloon incident. Despite this apparent "thaw," we see little scope for substantive breakthroughs in bilateral ties, given that neither side is willing to offer concessions. Even absent concrete policy shifts, however,… May 26, 2023 By Gabriel Wildau
China: What is the Global Security Initiative?China: What is the Global Security Initiative? China's Global Security Initiative (GSI) aims to build a diplomatic and security architecture to rival the US-led system of multilateral treaties, alliances, and institutions. So far the GSI remains ill-defined and largely re-packages existing Chinese-led forums, multilateral institutions, and security concepts, but Beijing will flesh out the initiative gradually. Process… May 1, 2023 By Gabriel Wildau
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US/China: Balloon Fiasco Deflates Emerging DétenteUS/China: Balloon Fiasco Deflates Emerging Détente Despite earlier Chinese balloons that US officials declined to publicize, the Biden administration apparently calculated that, given its low altitude, this balloon would inevitably be discovered. We doubt that Chinese leaders intended to engage in a brazen provocation ahead of a planned US visit to Beijing; a technical malfunction is… February 6, 2023 By Gabriel Wildau,
US/China: What to Expect from the New Congress on China PolicyUS/China: What to Expect from the New Congress on China Policy Partial control of Congress will enable Republicans to hold hearings on issues including Taiwan and human rights, pressuring the Biden administration towards hardline policies. US-based multinationals will face accusations of "ESG hypocrisy" for advocating progressive causes within the US while failing to condemn alleged abuses in China. Congress is likely… January 10, 2023 By Gabriel Wildau
China: Covid Wave Sparks Chaos but not Worst-Case ScenariosChina: Covid Wave Sparks Chaos but not Worst-Case Scenarios China's abrupt transition away from zero-Covid has led to overcrowded hospitals and medication shortages, while driver shortages are delaying home delivery of groceries in some cities. Despite these problems, China so far appears to be avoiding the worst-case scenario of social and political instability, while public anger is unlikely… January 3, 2023 By Gabriel Wildau
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China: Zero-Covid is Over, Policy Focus Shifts to GrowthChina: Zero-Covid is Over, Policy Focus Shifts to Growth The speed of China's exit from zero-Covid is surpassing even the optimistic expectations reflected in last week's note. The readout from the Politburo meeting on 7 December omits any reference to dynamic zero, signaling that the Communist Party leadership has abandoned it. A day later, the National… December 8, 2022 By Gabriel Wildau
China: Zero-Covid Protests Don’t Threaten Xi but May Accelerate Policy ShiftChina: Zero-Covid Protests Don’t Threaten Xi but May Accelerate Policy Shift Protests against the zero-Covid policy have emerged in at least ten cities, with some protests broadening to include opposition to "dictatorship" and demands for democracy, free speech, and human rights. The protests are highly unlikely to threaten President Xi Jinping's political status or the Communist Party's grip on power, given… November 28, 2022 By Gabriel Wildau
China: Easing on Housing and Covid Signals Shift Towards Pro-Growth StanceChina: Easing on Housing and Covid Signals Shift Towards Pro-Growth Stance Policy changes on zero-Covid and housing suggest that the completion of the Party Congress may have eased policy paralysis that prevented aggressive action to revive economic growth. On housing, regulators signaled to banks that property lending is no longer politically incorrect, but it remains unclear how banks will respond to… November 17, 2022 By Gabriel Wildau
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China: XI Runs the Table at the Party CongressChina: XI Runs the Table at the Party Congress President Xi Jinping achieved his three major objectives: a third five-year term as general secretary, no presumed successor, and a Politburo Standing Committee stacked with loyalists. The main political faction that might have exerted modest constraints on Xi, the Communist Youth League faction, was entirely shut out of the Standing… October 24, 2022 By Gabriel Wildau,
US/China: Biden’s Taiwan Comments and Pending Law Risk Further ProvocationUS/China: Biden’s Taiwan Comments and Pending Law Risk Further Provocation US President Joe Biden stated unequivocally that the US military would defend Taiwan against a mainland invasion; this and similar remarks can no longer be regarded as gaffes. Biden's statement coincides with pending US legislation, the Taiwan Policy Act, that would infuriate Beijing by adopting various symbolic steps to strengthen… September 26, 2022 By Gabriel Wildau
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China: New Lockdowns Raise Doubts About Zero-Covid Exit PlanChina: New Lockdowns Raise Doubts About Zero-Covid Exit Plan A new wave of Covid-19 lockdowns will further damage household consumption, but recent adjustments to "dynamic zero" will minimize the impact on manufacturing supply chains. Contrary to earlier forecasts, it now appears increasingly doubtful that authorities will move immediately to exit from zero-Covid following the 20th Party Congress in October. September 6, 2022 By Gabriel Wildau
China: Worsening Economy Adds Pressure for Politically Perilous Housing BailoutChina: Worsening Economy Adds Pressure for Politically Perilous Housing Bailout July economic data showed the economy weakening across the board, raising difficult choices for policymakers about whether to backslide on earlier promises to avoid "supersize" stimulus. Interest-rate cuts have failed to revive credit demand, due to the combination of collapsing public confidence in the housing market and the ongoing impact… August 16, 2022 By Gabriel Wildau
US/China: Assessing the Long-Term Impact of Pelosi’s Taiwan VisitUS/China: Assessing the Long-Term Impact of Pelosi’s Taiwan Visit The Chinese government's immediate response to US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan did not trigger a crisis as feared, but the medium- and long-term impacts could be more significant. Pelosi's visit may have ushered in a new normal of increased Chinese military presence around Taiwan, more frequent provocations… August 12, 2022 By Gabriel Wildau
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US/China: Pelosi’s Taiwan Visit Could Spark Months-Long Response CycleUS/China: Pelosi’s Taiwan Visit Could Spark Months-Long Response Cycle US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s potential visit to Taiwan in August is developing into a perfect storm for aggravating US-China bilateral tension. The Biden administration privately opposes Pelosi's visit but must avoid the appearance of pressuring her to cancel, which would create the appearance of bowing to Beijing's intimidation. If… July 26, 2022 By Gabriel Wildau
China: Mortgage Boycotts Threaten Financial and Social InstabilityChina: Mortgage Boycotts Threaten Financial and Social Instability Homebuyers in at least 80 cities have halted mortgage payments to protest housing developers' stalled progress on finishing construction of pre-sold apartments. In a worst-case scenario, the issue could trigger systemic financial risk and social instability, given housing's role as a bedrock of the broader financial system. But our base… July 15, 2022 By Gabriel Wildau
US/China: Blinken Confirms Washington’s Policy of De Facto ContainmentUS/China: Blinken Confirms Washington’s Policy of De Facto Containment US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken gave a speech on 26 May outlining the Biden administration’s overall policy towards China. The speech contained no new policy announcements and largely served as an affirmation of the administration’s existing approach. Though US officials have shied away from the term, this approach amounts… June 2, 2022 By Gabriel Wildau
China: Financial Sector Anti-Corruption Purge Reflects Systemic Risk ConcernsChina: Financial Sector Anti-Corruption Purge Reflects Systemic Risk Concerns Anti-corruption authorities have arrested dozens of senior bankers and financial regulators in recent months, following a broad investigation into the financial sector last year. The focus on the financial sector probably reflects President Xi Jinping’s conception of “financial security” as essential to national security; recent financial scandals demonstrate how isolated… May 5, 2022 By Gabriel Wildau
US/China: Prospects for a Deal to Avoid De-Listing of Chinese CompaniesUS/China: Prospects for a Deal to Avoid De-Listing of Chinese Companies Beijing has made a significant concession to Washington by revising rules that prevented US regulators from inspecting audit papers on US-listed Chinese companies. But even the revised rules may not satisfy Washington's requirement for unfettered access, since Chinese authorities must still grant permission on a case-by-case basis for Chinese companies… April 7, 2022 By Gabriel Wildau
China: Chaos, Not Caseloads, is Beijing’s New Metric for Covid PolicyChina: Chaos, Not Caseloads, is Beijing’s New Metric for Covid Policy The Chinese government now appears unlikely to make a decisive shift away from its zero-Covid policy before November. An editorial in the official Xinhua news service on 28 March emphasized President Xi Jinping’s personal role in directing the policy, making any shift unlikely until after the… April 1, 2022 By Gabriel Wildau
China: Worst Covid-19 Outbreak Since 2020 Threatens Tech Supply ChainsChina: Worst Covid-19 Outbreak Since 2020 Threatens Tech Supply Chains China is facing the toughest test yet of its zero-tolerance policy towards Covid-19. Health officials reported 1,337 domestically transmitted symptomatic case on 13 March, and the cumulative total for 2022 has now exceeded 9,000, compared to 8,378 for all of 2021. The northeastern province of Jilin… March 14, 2022 By Gabriel Wildau
China: How and When Will the Zero-Covid Policy End?China: How and When Will the Zero-Covid Policy End? Declarations of an official end to the Covid-19 pandemic in several countries are leading Chinese policymakers to quietly consider their own exit from a strict zero-Covid policy. The rollout of domestically developed mRNA vaccines and effective antiviral treatments are crucial preconditions for China's exit from zero-tolerance. In Hong Kong, restoring… March 7, 2022 By Gabriel Wildau
China/US: New Foreign IPO Rules Improve the Outlook for US Listings to ResumeChina/US: New Foreign IPO Rules Improve the Outlook for US Listings to Resume Draft rules from China's securities regulator suggest that Beijing will continue to permit some foreign stock-market listings and that most already-listed companies will not be forced to de-list. But the rules grant regulators broad discretion to block foreign initial public offerings (IPOs) for a variety of reasons, including national security… January 7, 2022 By Gabriel Wildau
China: Omicron Will Test the Limits of Zero-Tolerance PolicyChina: Omicron Will Test the Limits of Zero-Tolerance Policy A recent outbreak in Xi'an is attributable to Delta, but the outbreak still raises questions about whether China's zero-tolerance approach will remain viable amid the Omicron wave. Even if China's zero-tolerance playbook can succeed in containing Omicron outbreaks, other concerns may render the policy unsustainable beyond 2022. But relenting from… January 4, 2022 By Gabriel Wildau
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China: 3 Takeaways from the National People’s Congress and 14th Five Year PlanChina: 3 Takeaways from the National People’s Congress and 14th Five Year Plan China's annual parliament session sent a clear signal that GDP growth is no longer the leadership's top priority. The 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25) focuses on indigenous innovation capacity and protecting China's role in global supply chains. The five-year plan's targets for reducing carbon emissions fall short of what advocates say… March 12, 2021 By Gabriel Wildau
China: New Virus Outbreak Threatens Economic Recovery and Vaccine DiplomacyChina: New Virus Outbreak Threatens Economic Recovery and Vaccine Diplomacy China is suffering its worst Covid-19 outbreak since July, prompting authorities to re-impose lockdowns in several regions and threatening to derail the recovery of consumer spending. Though authorities are likely to succeed in containing the latest outbreak, in a worst-case scenario, new lockdown measures and weak consumer sentiment could linger… January 15, 2021 By Gabriel Wildau
China: Poised to Dominate Vaccine Provision for the Developing World in 2021China: Poised to Dominate Vaccine Provision for the Developing World in 2021 With the US and Europe prioritizing vaccine access for their own citizens, China could be the main source of vaccines for the developing world through at least early 2021. China's success in controlling Covid-19 through aggressive test-and-trace policies increases Beijing's flexibility to deploy vaccines for diplomatic purposes. China's vaccine diplomacy… December 11, 2020 By Gabriel Wildau
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U.S./China: Uighur, Tibet Human Rights Bills Reflect Rising Anti-China SentimentU.S./China: Uighur, Tibet Human Rights Bills Reflect Rising Anti-China Sentiment US President Donald Trump is likely to sign the Uyghur Human Rights Policy Act in the coming days, and similar legislation focused on Tibet is also moving through the US Congress. Progress on both bills is an illustration of how rapidly anti-China sentiment has escalated over just the last several… June 5, 2020 By Gabriel Wildau
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China: Focus on Imported Infections Alienates Foreign Countries and ExpatriatesChina: Focus on Imported Infections Alienates Foreign Countries and Expatriates China is employing harsh measures to combat a rise in imported Covid-19 infections, which now outnumber local transmissions. Diplomats from African countries have issued formal complaints about racist treatment of nationals of African countries in China, but African leaders will ultimately be reluctant to antagonize Beijing. Restrictive policies and rising… April 17, 2020 By Gabriel Wildau, Anne Frühauf,
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Teneo Risk Public Health Update: CoronavirusTeneo Risk Public Health Update: Coronavirus Virus Continues to Spread in China Despite Efforts As China continues to struggle to contain the spread of novel coronavirus (COVID-19), the United States and most Western European countries have taken aggressive approaches to responding to the virus, limiting the exposure of their populaces to the disease and slowing the… February 14, 2020 By Andrea Calise, , Oscar Wang, Gabriel Wildau
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