China’s economy needs more than this stimulus plan to lift it out of the doldrums, experts say
With the letdown of September’s monetary stimulus, some analysts are expecting a massive fiscal stimulus soon. Wang Tao, chief China economist for UBS, told Chinese media that optimists in some finance circles are expecting a 10 trillion yuan, or $1.4 trillion, package.
Fiscal Stimulus May Only Solve Part of China's Economic Woes
China's main economic problem lies in its extremely imbalanced drivers of growth, Capital Economics' chief Asia economist Mark Williams wrote in a note. Although the market has high expectations for the Ministry of Finance press conference on Saturday,
China’s economic growth target of 5% this year is looking ambitious, given sluggish consumer spending, an uncertain outlook ...
It’s likely fiscal stimulus is too small to move the needle and unlikely even to resolve the country’s housing market stasis ...
Global investors went wild during China’s just-concluded Golden Week holiday by snapping up “everything” related to the ...
China’s economic planning agency has outlined details of measures aimed at boosting the economy but refrained from major ...
The pressure is on for China’s Finance Ministry to deliver more fiscal stimulus at a press conference on Saturday.
Saturday morning is the next hope for those eager to see greater fiscal spending to arrest a slowdown that threatens to put ...
Just a few weeks ago, many investors in China’s stock markets were ready to give up and eager to sell. Then late last month, ...
The East may be red, but China is doing little to red team its economic policies, choosing instead to build a house of cards ...
There are several ways for U.S. investors to buy Chinese stocks.
Securities, Funds and Insurance companies Swap Facility was unveiled by the People’s Bank of China on Thursday.
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