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China Isn’t Planning a ‘Bazooka’ Stimulus—at Least Not This YearHopes that China is awaiting the results of the U.S. election to unveil a huge stimulus package are unikely to be fulfilled, ...
As Beijing prioritises stability and development over reflation, investors must reconcile themselves to the realities of ...
China unveiled a 10 trillion yuan ($1.40 trillion) debt package on Friday to ease local government financing strains and ...
Even a market you might expect to be languishing under the weight of Donald Trump's proposed tariffs - China - is doing ...
Observers say Beijing could seek to cushion that blow with a long-awaited "bazooka stimulus" for the economy -- though ...
Bumper export figures are expected to inflame tensions between the incoming administration and Beijing, which could respond ...
China said on Friday lawmakers had agreed to raise the local government debt ceiling by $840 billion, opening up new funds ...
China's consumer prices rose at the slowest pace in four months in October while producer price deflation deepened, data ...
China could respond to aggressive new tariffs with bigger stimulus action or currency depreciation, say analysts ...
With scant detail on how Beijing aims to stimulate its way out of its economic downturn, some investors have speculated that the U.S. presidential election might prompt the big “bazooka" markets ...
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