As the world's second-largest economy accelerates its transition toward high-quality development, staying informed about its new growth drivers is critical for businesses, investors, and policymakers.
DCCC is partnering with FinnCham China, SwedCham China, and the Norwegian Business Association to host an insightful seminar on China's economic trajectory in 2026 in Beijing. Please mark your calendar!
Tuuli Koivu, Chief Economist at Nordea, will deliver a comprehensive analysis of China's economic outlook for 2026, with a particular focus on key issues such as:
- Global outlook and China's role in the world economy
- China's growth outlook in 2026
- What's new in the China 15th five-year plan?
- How does China look like from the European perspective?
The goal of this event is to provide participants with an overview of China's economy in 2026, as well as the key trends and developments that will help executive leaders better understand and navigate the China market in the new five-year plan period.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Tuuli Koivu is a passionate follower of the world economy. She never gets bored when analyzing the complex relationships between monetary policy, financial sector and economic growth. At Nordea, she concentrates on monitoring developments in the Euro area and the ECB monetary policy.
Tuuli Koivu holds a PhD in Economics and she has a long background studying both advanced and emerging economies at the Bank of Finland and the European Central Bank. She has a deep interest on the Chinese economy on which she did research for almost a decade. More recently, she used to work on the banking sector regulation and its impact on the real economy.
DATE & TIME
March 19, 2026, 08:30 AM - 10:30 AM (China Time)
VENUE
Beijing (exact location to be confirmed)
LANGUAGE
English
SPEAKER
Tuuli Koivu, Chief Economist at Nordea
Stay tuned—official registration will open soon!
Don't miss this opportunity to gain strategic insights into China's economic future and its global implications.
Speakers
Tuuli Koivu is the Chief Economist at Nordea with a strong background in global economics. She has significant experience analyzing China’s economy, having worked as a China economist at the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Bank of Finland from 2003 to 2010. She also completed a Ph.D. on China’s monetary policy.
At Nordea, she focuses on the China, Euro area and ECB policy and has more recently studied banking regulation and its effects on the real economy. Her expertise spans both advanced and emerging economies, with a passion for understanding the complex connections between monetary policy, finance, and economic growth.
