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Will Chinese Economic Growth Slow in 2013?
Yi Gang, the deputy governor of China’s central bank, expressed his assurance that China’s economic growth will come in at over 7.5 percent this year, Reuters reports. Yi said that he expects China’s...
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Chinese Premier: Country’s Economy Remains on the Right Track
Li Keqiang, China’s premier, expressed optimism that his country would meet several economic goals for 2013 during an official visit to Vietnam, Reuters reports. Li said that Chinese economic growth...
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Does China’s Increased Growth Rate Reflect Economic Strength?
China’s economic growth numbers from the third quarter show support for both those who are optimistic and those who are pessimistic about the country’s future, Reuters reports. China’s economy grew at...
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Here’s Why Chinese Officials Still Call for Economic Reform
The Chinese government has echoed calls for economic reform policies to be implemented on the local level without delay, Bloomberg reports. As part of its program to revamp the Chinese economy after...
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Will the Chinese Government Consider a Tighter Monetary Policy?
The Chinese government may be considering a modest tightening of monetary policy according to an official at the People’s Bank of China, Reuters reports. This comes as the Chinese central bank has put...
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Do Interest Rates Signal Strength in the Chinese Economy?
A rise in money market rates in China may be a sign of economic strength rather than of weakness in the financial sector, Bloomberg reports. The third quarter brought good news to those who are...
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Will China’s Economy Slow Down in 2014?
A new poll shows that economists believe that China’s growth will slow toward the end of this year and moving into 2014, Reuters reports. According to a poll of economists conducted by Reuters,...
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Would Less Chinese Growth Hurt Unemployment Rates?
Li Keqiang, the premier of China, has said that China’s economy needs to maintain a 7.2 percent growth rate in order to keep unemployment levels down, The New York Times reports. According to remarks...
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Here Is Why Emerging Countries Are Projected to Grow Slower
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development has cut its forecasts for economic growth in several places across the world, Bloomberg reports. The group reported that global economic...
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Chinese Inflation Remains Subdued in November
China’s inflation rate dropped slightly in November, Reuters reports. Inflation in China came in at 3 percent last month, down a fraction from October’s 3.2 percent. Many economists had expressed...
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