"It's true the economy is slowing, but if you look at the output added each year, it's still very impressive," said J.P. Morgan Chief China Economist Zhu Haibin. By his calculation, even if China's growth slows to 6 percent, it still means the economy would expand by some 700 bil...
China’s weak inflation performance is worrisome, however, given its important role in the global economy. China’s PPI inflation has been in deeply negative territory since late 2022, the product of a “perfect storm” of moderating commodity prices, weakness in global demand for Chinese exports...
U.S. and Japanese political and business leaders correctly predicted that Deng Xiaoping’s reform policies would unleash the same forces among the Chinese population (and they did), the major reason why China became the second largest economy and biggest trading nation in the world to...
If we look back, the impact of many problems was far less significant than imagined. China is a large economy; the socialist system with Chinese characteristics has unique advantages in coping with major risks and challenges; and the Chinese e...
“The economy is slowing, interest rates have gone up, they haven’t eased monetary policy. It’s a great diversifier for your European, U.S. fixed income,” Bradshaw said. Reason 3: China’s green economy has huge potential China’s green finance could be a key revenue engine for banks...
Make no mistake, the Chinese economy is slowing down. During the past decade, annual GDP growth rates sometimes exceeded 10% as the country raced to modernize. But now that China is the second-largest economy in the world, the growth rate has dipped to 7.7%. While many investors worry abo...
We have found that digitization has not yet reached scale, with a majority of the economy still not digitized. The McKinsey Global Institute has calculated thatEurope overall operates at only 12 percent of digital potential, and the United States at 18 percent, with large sectors lagging in both...
The construction site of the China Pavilion, host to the World Expo Shanghai 2010 By Rana Foroohar | NEWSWEEK Published Jan 10, 2009 From the magazine issue dated Jan 19, 2009 China is the only major economy that is likely to show significant growth this year, because it is the only ...
China is the only major economy that is likely to show significant growth this year, because it is the only one that routinely breaks every rule in the economic textbook. In fact, the main reason China is not slowing as fast as the other big five economies is its capacity for macro-contr...
"It's true the economy is slowing, but if you look at the output added each year, it's still very impressive," said JP Morgan Chief China Economist Zhu Haibin. By his calculation, even if China's growth slows to 6 percent, it still means the economy would expand by some 700 billion...