China's weak consumption drags on economy as Trump tariff threat looms
China's industrial output growth quickened slightly in November, while retail sales disappointed, keeping pressure on Beijing to ramp up stimulus for a fragile economy as it braces for more U.S. trade tariffs under a second Trump administration.
China’s economy logs a lackluster performance
China Consumption Unexpectedly Slows
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China will probably hit its “around 5%” growth target for the year, but economists say more stimulus will be needed as trade ...
China’s deflation problem hasn’t yet reached crisis proportions. But Xi Jinping’s team is making a fundamental mistake that ...
Investors may not get much in the way of details about significant policy or stimulus moves until March, when the National ...
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China's economy continued to recover steadily in November thanks to the synergy created by existing supportive policies and ...
China's economy is expected to grow by about 5% this year, the deputy director of the country's central financial and ...
At a meeting to set the party’s economic policy agenda, China’s leadership said it would borrow more and cut interest rates ...
China’s economy is projected to grow around 5 percent in 2024, contributing to nearly 30 percent of global growth, Han Wenxiu ...
China retail sales came in well below forecast in November, when the country's biggest shopping festival of the year took ...
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