China's 15th Five-Year Plan will be finalised at the Fourth Plenum later this month. There are limited signs so far of a significant shift in the leadership's priorities – it seems likely that domestic self-sufficiency and technological leadership will remain central. The key question is whether the new Plan will embrace meaningful rebalancing towards households.
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