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How does the economy actually feel?

Understand ordinary people's economic experience through one temperature.

Updated Sep 7, 2026

🇨🇳China

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Weak employment and income expectations continue to make households cautious about consumption and major purchases.

Why is it 13°C?

Understand the scale

Temperature is not a score

It describes an economic state. Too cold means pressure; too hot can also mean inflation, speculation, and bubbles.

13°C

20–29°C is the comfort zone. The economy is functioning normally and households are willing to spend and plan ahead; overheating begins at 30°C.

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