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China's latest stimulus measures fail to impress as investors focus on U.S. trade talks
Beijing’s stimulus push came as trade talks with U.S. officials has raised the prospect of partial roll-back of tariffs on Chinese good. Read More
How Bad Is China’s Economy? The Data Needed to Answer Is Vanishing
Beijing has stopped publishing hundreds of statistics related to real estate, finance, unemployment and even soy sauce production, making it harder to know what’s going on in the country. Read More
China's Economy Grew 5.4% in the First Quarter as Exporters Rushed to Beat Trump's Tariffs

In quarterly terms the economy grew ... to predict how the U.S. and China tariffs on each other might evolve,” Tao Wang and other UBS economists said in a report. The International Monetary ... Read More
China rolls out more stimulus and agrees to trade talks with the US as tariffs hit economy

China has rolled out a barrage of measures meant to counter the blow to its economy from U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war ... Read More
China's economy grows at a 5.4% annual pace in Jan-March quarter

And unlike many other quality news outlets, we choose not to lock ... paid for by those who can afford it. China's economy expanded at a 5.4% annual pace in January-March, supported by strong ... Read More
China’s economy grew 5.4% in the first quarter as exporters rushed to beat Trump’s tariffs

In quarterly terms the economy grew ... to predict how the U.S. and China tariffs on each other might evolve,” Tao Wang and other UBS economists said in a report. The International Monetary ... Read More
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