General Secretary of the CPC, President of the PRC & Chairman of the CMC
On JudgeMarket, Xi Jinping trades as the most actively contested name in the China political book — a sitting paramount leader whose price is a live referendum rather than a settled legacy. The bid captures the anti-corruption campaign, Belt and Road, the consolidation of "core leader" status, a poverty-alleviation milestone, and the elevation of Xi Jinping Thought into the Party canon. The offer is supplied by a term-limit repeal that compressed the institutional premium built by Deng Xiaoping, a Zero-COVID exit that shook the governance brand, growth slowdown, and escalating US-China friction. Compared to Mao Zedong, Xi trades lower on historical scale but with far higher current-era beta; against predecessors Hu Jintao and Jiang Zemin, he prices at a structural premium on concentrated power and a discount on collective-leadership norms. Volatility is the highest in the book — this is a policy-driven name, re-rated on every plenum.
