China: GDP per capita (YoY, Annual)

Macro

2026-05-27

Description

China's per capita GDP annual growth rate (GDP per Capita Year-over-Year, YoY) is released by China's National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). This indicator measures the annual growth rate of per capita gross domestic product (GDP) and reflects the overall economic health and population living standards each year. Higher growth rates indicate better economic performance and improving living standards, while lower growth rates may indicate economic slowdown or stagnation.

Published by
National Bureau of Statistics of China (Choice)
Frequency
Yearly
Next Update
Hashtags
China GDP

AI Data Insight

China's Q4 2025 GDP per capita growth rate reached 5.1%, completely flat compared to the previous reading in Q4 2024, demonstrating the economy's resilience amidst headwinds. Despite facing pressures from real estate destocking and sluggish domestic demand, strong momentum in high-tech manufacturing and exports successfully filled the gap. Looking ahead, amid escalating global trade frictions, it is essential to closely monitor the effects of domestic demand stimulus policies and the outcomes of corporate overseas expansions.

AI Data Insight

China's Q4 2025 GDP per capita growth rate reached 5.1%, completely flat compared to the previous reading in Q4 2024, demonstrating the economy's resilience amidst headwinds. Despite facing pressures from real estate destocking and sluggish domestic demand, strong momentum in high-tech manufacturing and exports successfully filled the gap. Looking ahead, amid escalating global trade frictions, it is essential to closely monitor the effects of domestic demand stimulus policies and the outcomes of corporate overseas expansions.

Description

China's per capita GDP annual growth rate (GDP per Capita Year-over-Year, YoY) is released by China's National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). This indicator measures the annual growth rate of per capita gross domestic product (GDP) and reflects the overall economic health and population living standards each year. Higher growth rates indicate better economic performance and improving living standards, while lower growth rates may indicate economic slowdown or stagnation.

Published by
National Bureau of Statistics of China (Choice)
Frequency
Yearly
Next Update
Hashtags
China GDP