China's Premier, ranked second in the Communist Party's top leadership body.
In the engine's read, he's the economic go-between managing the country's economy.
The former Shanghai party boss runs macro-economic policy, trying to keep foreign capital (BlackRock, Wall Street) flowing while obeying Xi's security-first orders; the engine notes he was promoted for loyalty and closeness to Xi rather than expertise.
He's the human interface where global finance and China's political control have to be reconciled.