China slowing, not collapsing, and shares look attractive
The slowdown now underway in China should be seen as a normalisation of growth. It is unlikely to lead to a hard landing.
The slowdown now underway in China should be seen as a normalisation of growth. It is unlikely to lead to a hard landing.
Health report: China’s recovery remains solid
Henderson think that moderating growth is inevitable since China is rebalancing its economy towards a more sustainable level after aggressive stimulus. June economic data suggest that China’s economy...
Henderson think that moderating growth is inevitable since China is rebalancing its economy towards a more sustainable level after aggressive stimulus. June economic data suggest that China’s economy...
China increases flexibility of Renminbi
For approximately two years, China has effectively pegged the value of its currency, the renminbi, to the value of the U.S. dollar. In 2005, it briefly allowed a controlled appreciation of the curre...
For approximately two years, China has effectively pegged the value of its currency, the renminbi, to the value of the U.S. dollar. In 2005, it briefly allowed a controlled appreciation of the curre...
China’s growth prospects
Economic data, meanwhile, continued to support China’s growth prospects. Accelerating inflation, however, fuelled overheating fears, leading the central bank to raise lenders’ reserve ratios for the...
Economic data, meanwhile, continued to support China’s growth prospects. Accelerating inflation, however, fuelled overheating fears, leading the central bank to raise lenders’ reserve ratios for the...
China: Data point to positive but moderating growth
Last week, China released a slew of economic data that continued to highlight positive albeit slowing growth.
Last week, China released a slew of economic data that continued to highlight positive albeit slowing growth.
China and India: shifting trends, outsized potential
Despite the impact of the recession on the global economy, China and India continue to develop as emerging market superpowers, avoiding many of the negatives that have plagued other countries during...
Despite the impact of the recession on the global economy, China and India continue to develop as emerging market superpowers, avoiding many of the negatives that have plagued other countries during...
China – a balancing act
The Chinese government’s recent efforts to manage inflation and control asset prices could slow China’s domestic consumption which has been credited for sustaining growth levels in China during the ...
The Chinese government’s recent efforts to manage inflation and control asset prices could slow China’s domestic consumption which has been credited for sustaining growth levels in China during the ...
China’s economy grew 11.9%
China’s economy grew 11.9% year-on-year in the first quarter, deepening fears of overheating which in turn strengthened the case for more tightening measures.
China’s economy grew 11.9% year-on-year in the first quarter, deepening fears of overheating which in turn strengthened the case for more tightening measures.
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