As investment, exports, manufacturing, and finance markets send positive signals, the coincident macro-economic index in August keeps getting better and market confidence is rising.

Overall demand is still facing downward pressure, and market expectations are not stable, with the macroeconomic index slightly fluctuating at low points.

The macroeconomic index improved slightly over April, but remained low.

The core index of the macro-economy rose from the previous month, and pessimistic expectations in the market have become less strong in the short term.

During the changing stages of economic growth, the macro-economy has fluctuated wildly with unstable expectations.

The international economic situation in 2013 has generally been better than last year. However, China's domestic economic structural problems and risks have increased.

In the first half of the year, China's economic growth slowed, but stayed within the expected range.