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5% GDP Growth for China in 2009

Mar 26 2009

According to Bank of Finland even the fiscal stimulus package won’t be enough to lift Chinese GDP above 5% this year.


Google Searches, China’s New Leading Indicator

Mar 19 2009

There’s a constant caveat when discussing China’s economy, official data are questionable, which is why Google searches are able to offer some valuable insight.


China’s Rising Trade Surplus Belies Reality

Mar 11 2009

China’s trade surplus may be spiralling out of control, but Standard Chartered think China’s external imbalance will actually improve.


Are China’s Fiscal Stimulus Promises Empty?

Mar 06 2009

A promise from China’s Premier Wen Jiabao to maintain 8% GDP growth was well received, but a lack of detail meant the benefit was fleeting.


Too Early To Call A Recovery In Asian Economies

Mar 04 2009

January data showed an improvement on some Asian economic indicators but according to ANZ Bank it remains too early to call a recovery.


Chinese Economy To Recover Later This Year

Feb 26 2009

The Chinese economy should recover later this year as the government’s stimulus package impacts and as G3 economies also improve.


More Policy Measures To Come As Asia Deals With The Downturn

Feb 13 2009

Asian governments have been active in introducing policy measures to deal with the economic downturn but investors should expect more will be done as the crisis continues.


Chinese Data Horrible, But Hope Is Emerging

Feb 13 2009

China’s exports continue to fall much harder than expected, but is there a ray of hope in the underlying trends?


Investors Too Excited Too Early About Chinese Recovery

Feb 09 2009

Investors are getting excited again about economic prospects for China but Standard Chartered economists warn it is yet way too early.


China’s Demand Might Be Recovering

Feb 04 2009

New surveys fuel hope China’s economic downturn might have bottomed.



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