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China Economic Growth 'Downside Risk' Looms; Goldman Warns After July Macro-Miss-Fest
China Economic Growth 'Downside Risk' Looms; Goldman Warns After July Macro-Miss-Fest
China’s July activity data weakened from June, missing market expectations across the board, and signaling a soft start to Q3 amid continued divergence between resilient exports and subdued domestic demand.
Originally slated for publication late last night (US time), the data release was delayed for five hours after the statistics agency revised its schedule in a break with recent practice.
Industrial production (IP) growth slowed to 4.5% yoy in July from 5.3% yoy in June, reflecting slower export growth and...
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