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Amid souring GDP China will still avoid a hard landing: Fitch
Stimulus could lift economic growth to 8% by end-2012 and in 2013.
Amid souring GDP China will still avoid a hard landing: Fitch
Stimulus could lift economic growth to 8% by end-2012 and in 2013.
Only 1 in 10 Chinese companies plan for acquisitions next year
Find out what is restraining M&A activity among Chinese corporates.
These numbers show China is finally doing a rebound
Even amid GDP growth slowing to 7.4% from 7.6% in Q2.
Here's why dark skies are ahead for China
Slowing industrial production and PMI point to a weaker GDP growth forecast.
China troubled over US monetary stimulus
It is adding to the instability on global financial markets, Deputy Foreign Minister said.
China inflation drops to 1.9%
But the economy must brace for CPI inflation increase in the fourth quarter.
China 3Q12 GDP growth forecast at 7.4% YoY
The expected figure is down from 7.6% in 2Q as growth momentum has been decelerating.
Check out the biggest driver of China inflation
Consumer prices rose 1.9% as fuel price hikes were enforced twice this month.
China exports shocks analysts with 9.9% rise
This surprising growth was a big leap compared to the 2.7% data in August.
Speculation could be pushing up Chinese yuan
Expectations are high that fresh economic support is coming, says BK Asset Management.
China banks' profits could grow a "decent" 12% in 3Q
Big banks like ABC/CMB expected to fare better than the rest, notes Barclays.
Tepid October growth for Macau gaming sector: CIMB
Softening will be caused by higher base values last year.
China, India, Indonesia will continue driving smartphone demand
Smartphone shipments will hit 1.7 billion in 2017, with most going to these three.
China's flash manufacturing PMI edges up to 47.8
But this marks the eleventh consecutive month that the PMI is below 50.
China housing prices on the rise
Housing prices increased for the third straight month albeit at a minimal 0.07%.
China lays out five-year financial sector plan
Government aims for value-added of the financial sector to reach 5% GDP.
No cheers for China's massive infrastructure spending: Barclays
New CNY10trn infrastructure pipeline filled with medium- to long-term, plan-less projects.
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