Wall Street Banks Lift China Growth Outlook After Bright Quarter
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Wall Street Banks Lift China Growth Outlook After Bright Quarter
At least nine US and international banks raised their forecasts for China’s economic growth this year following better-than-expected data from the second quarter, although they expect the momentum to fade in the coming months.
UBS Economist: China's H1 growth remains strong on exports, policy support
UBS Investment Bank Senior China Economist Zhang Ning credits China's resilient first-half economic performance to strong exports and retail-boosting policies. In an interview with CGTN, he signaled expectations for further stimulus in the second half to maintain growth momentum.
China's economy has exceeded expectations, even as tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump and the prolonged crisis in the real estate sector continue to hurt growth. Official data show that the world's second-largest economy grew 5.2% in the second quarter (April-June), compared with the same period last year. This is [...] The article China's economic growth exceeds expectations — it forged exports before the tariff war with the US first …


Chinese Economy Slips in 2nd Quarter, But Exports Seen Falling
Data released on Tuesday showed that China’s economy grew more than expected in the second quarter, but analysts warned that the second half will be tougher because of weak demand at home and rising trade risks. The world’s No-2 economy managed to avoid a major slowdown partly as factories took…
China's economic growth was strong, especially in industry.
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