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China Delays Release Of Economic Data Without Any Reason Amid Key Meeting
China said Monday it will delay the release of economic growth figures, as the country's leadership gathers for a major meeting set to hand President Xi Jinping a historic third term in office.
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Global Firms Warn Of Sluggish China Demand Due To Lengthy COVID Curbs
Car sales in the world's largest auto market have slowed dramatically, gamers are buying fewer consoles, and people are unwilling to replace their existing smartphones, laptops and TVs, as prolonged COVID curbs crimp spending power and put more people out of jobs.
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Some Better-Than-Expected China Data Can’t Save the World Economy
It’s a tapping, not a pumping, of the brakes globally as more economies feel some relief on the back of less gloomy China data.
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What to Watch in China GDP Report: Tariffs, Consumption, Babies
The outlook for the world’s second-largest economy remains in laser focus, as questions over the global outlook multiply.
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Is China Holding Up or Slowing Down? Here's How to Read the Data
China economic data due this week are forecast to show the expansion holding up or even accelerating.
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China's Third-Quarter Growth Falls To 6.6 Per Cent: Poll
China's growth slipped to a seven-year low of 6.6 percent in the third quarter, according to an AFP survey, despite ample stimulus and a red-hot property market in the world's second-largest economy.
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China Hits a Bump, or Two, on Road to an Internationalized Yuan
China's latest measures to shore up its currency and plug an outflow of capital risk setting back the long-held goal for an internationalized yuan.
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China exports seen rebounding, inflation rising in October
China's exports are forecast to have rebounded in October after a surprise fall, reinforcing the government's view that the economy has regained some momentum as its prepares to unveil plans to overhaul the world's second-largest economy.
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Brent slips, but stays above $104 as US data supports
Brent oil edged down on Friday, trading in a tight range above $104 a barrel as stronger signs of a U.S. recovery and persistent doubts over the Chinese economy gave mixed signals about demand from the world's top two consumers.
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Asian shares, euro rise after firm China data
Asian shares and the euro rose on Monday as further signs of a stabilising Chinese economy boosted investor risk appetite, offsetting worries that stagnant U.S. budget talks could threaten to derail the world's largest economy.
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World markets: Shares unsteady amid mixed China data
World stock markets were mixed Wednesday, as a modest improvement in manufacturing data from China offered reassurance over its economic slowdown, though Asian markets fell back from early gains.
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China Delays Release Of Economic Data Without Any Reason Amid Key Meeting
China said Monday it will delay the release of economic growth figures, as the country's leadership gathers for a major meeting set to hand President Xi Jinping a historic third term in office.
-
Global Firms Warn Of Sluggish China Demand Due To Lengthy COVID Curbs
Car sales in the world's largest auto market have slowed dramatically, gamers are buying fewer consoles, and people are unwilling to replace their existing smartphones, laptops and TVs, as prolonged COVID curbs crimp spending power and put more people out of jobs.
-
Some Better-Than-Expected China Data Can’t Save the World Economy
It’s a tapping, not a pumping, of the brakes globally as more economies feel some relief on the back of less gloomy China data.
-
What to Watch in China GDP Report: Tariffs, Consumption, Babies
The outlook for the world’s second-largest economy remains in laser focus, as questions over the global outlook multiply.
-
Is China Holding Up or Slowing Down? Here's How to Read the Data
China economic data due this week are forecast to show the expansion holding up or even accelerating.
-
China's Third-Quarter Growth Falls To 6.6 Per Cent: Poll
China's growth slipped to a seven-year low of 6.6 percent in the third quarter, according to an AFP survey, despite ample stimulus and a red-hot property market in the world's second-largest economy.
-
China Hits a Bump, or Two, on Road to an Internationalized Yuan
China's latest measures to shore up its currency and plug an outflow of capital risk setting back the long-held goal for an internationalized yuan.
-
China exports seen rebounding, inflation rising in October
China's exports are forecast to have rebounded in October after a surprise fall, reinforcing the government's view that the economy has regained some momentum as its prepares to unveil plans to overhaul the world's second-largest economy.
-
Brent slips, but stays above $104 as US data supports
Brent oil edged down on Friday, trading in a tight range above $104 a barrel as stronger signs of a U.S. recovery and persistent doubts over the Chinese economy gave mixed signals about demand from the world's top two consumers.
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Asian shares, euro rise after firm China data
Asian shares and the euro rose on Monday as further signs of a stabilising Chinese economy boosted investor risk appetite, offsetting worries that stagnant U.S. budget talks could threaten to derail the world's largest economy.
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World markets: Shares unsteady amid mixed China data
World stock markets were mixed Wednesday, as a modest improvement in manufacturing data from China offered reassurance over its economic slowdown, though Asian markets fell back from early gains.
