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W HEN CHINA’S prime minister, Li Qiang, announced in March that the country’s GDP growth target for the year would be “around ...

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China’s economy is at a turning point. An old economic model underpinned by heavy investment in infrastructure and real estate is crumbling. Growth is slowing and prices are falling, raising the ...

Chart Shows China's Economy Losing Ground Against US. ... China's economy was just two-thirds the size of its geopolitical rival, down from 70 percent in 2022 and 76 percent in 2021.

China's credit impulse - the measure of growth in total credit in the economy as a % of GDP - can give investors an early read of future growth prospects for both the Chinese and world economy. Growth ...

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On Monday, the government reported that the economy grew at a 4.7% annual pace in the last quarter, down from 5.3% in January-March. In quarterly terms, it slowed to 0.7% from 1.5%.

BANGKOK (AP) — China's economy grew a bit more in 2023 than earlier thought, but the revision has not affected forecasts for “about 5%” growth in the GDP this year, the government said Thursday.

China will adopt an “appropriately loose” monetary policy next year, alongside a more proactive fiscal policy to spur economic growth, the Politburo was quoted as saying Monday.

China's credit impulse - the measure of growth in total credit in the economy as a % of GDP - can give investors an early read of future growth prospects for both the Chinese and world economy. Growth ...

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