Money market insights in China: Evidence from visual analytics approach
Keywords:
visual analytics; money market; China; financial data; economic trendsAbstract
This research employs visual analytics approaches to demystify the complex dynamics of China’s money market, spanning from 1984 to 2020. Our objective is to transform intricate financial data into intuitive visual representations, thereby enhancing understanding and decision-making. We utilize advanced visual analytics techniques to analyze key aspects like money supply, deposits, loans, and foreign exchange. The study reveals significant trends and insights, contributing to a more comprehensive understanding of financial dynamics in China. These findings serve as valuable tools for economists and policymakers, guiding more informed decisions in financial governance.
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