The Chinese economy is in the midst of a gradual slowdown. A weaker global economic environment and tighter domestic policies combined to slow gross domestic product (GDP) growth from 10.4 percent in 2010...
The Chinese economy is in the midst of a gradual slowdown. A weaker global economic environment and tighter domestic policies combined to slow gross domestic product (GDP) growth from 10.4 percent in 2010...
China's economic growth has remained resilient as the macro stance moved towards normalization. Both fiscal and monetary policy contributed to the normalization. Consumption growth slowed in early 2011...
China's economic growth has remained resilient as the macro stance moved towards normalization. Both fiscal and monetary policy contributed to the normalization. Consumption growth slowed in early 2011...
China's growth has moderated somewhat, with a shifting composition. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth declined from 10.6 percent in the first half to a still surprisingly strong 9.6 percent (yoy) in...
China's growth has moderated somewhat, with a shifting composition. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth declined from 10.6 percent in the first half to a still surprisingly strong 9.6 percent (yoy) in...
China's economy has continued to grow robustly, with some softening recently. So far in 2010, the slowdown in government-led investment (GLI) after last year's massive stimulus has partly been offset by...
China's economy has continued to grow robustly, with some softening recently. So far in 2010, the slowdown in government-led investment (GLI) after last year's massive stimulus has partly been offset by...
In spite of the global recession, China's economy grew 8.7 percent in 2009. Massive investment-led stimulus was key, but real estate investment gained prominence more recently and household consumption...
In spite of the global recession, China's economy grew 8.7 percent in 2009. Massive investment-led stimulus was key, but real estate investment gained prominence more recently and household consumption...
In spite of the global recession, China's economy grew 8.7 percent in 2009. Massive investment-led stimulus was key, but real estate investment gained prominence more recently and household consumption...
In spite of the global recession, China's economy grew 8.7 percent in 2009. Massive investment-led stimulus was key, but real estate investment gained prominence more recently and household consumption...
Large fiscal and monetary stimulus has supported a recovery in China's economy. Falling exports amidst the global recession have been a major drag on growth. Nonetheless, real gross domestic product (GDP)...
Large fiscal and monetary stimulus has supported a recovery in China's economy. Falling exports amidst the global recession have been a major drag on growth. Nonetheless, real gross domestic product (GDP)...
China's economy has continued to feel the brunt of the global crisis. Global economic activity continued to decline in the first part of 2009, even as tentative signs of stabilization have emerged recently...
China's economy has continued to feel the brunt of the global crisis. Global economic activity continued to decline in the first part of 2009, even as tentative signs of stabilization have emerged recently...
China's economy has continued to feel the brunt of the global crisis. Global economic activity continued to decline in the first part of 2009, even as tentative signs of stabilization have emerged recently...
China's economy has continued to feel the brunt of the global crisis. Global economic activity continued to decline in the first part of 2009, even as tentative signs of stabilization have emerged recently...
The note particularly discusses real economy in China, which has been hit hard by the global crisis, but has been holding up. Indeed, China has weathered the storm better than many other countries because...
The note particularly discusses real economy in China, which has been hit hard by the global crisis, but has been holding up. Indeed, China has weathered the storm better than many other countries because...