Beijing’s central business district. In a worst-case scenario, China’s economic growth will slow to a low of 6 per cent, according to ING. Photo: AFP Beijing’s central business district. In a worst-case scenario, China’s economic growth will slow to a low of 6 per cent, according to ING. Photo: AFP
Beijing’s central business district. In a worst-case scenario, China’s economic growth will slow to a low of 6 per cent, according to ING. Photo: AFP
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China’s economy would grow by 7.5 per cent this year, were it not for the trade war, ING says

  • China’s economy will grow 6.3 per cent year on year in the third and fourth quarters, Dutch investment bank says
  • Global investors to ignore dispute and continue investing in China, Nomura says

Topic |   China economy
Louise MoonYujing Liu
Louise Moon and Yujing Liu

Updated: 10:52pm, 17 Jul, 2019

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Beijing’s central business district. In a worst-case scenario, China’s economic growth will slow to a low of 6 per cent, according to ING. Photo: AFP Beijing’s central business district. In a worst-case scenario, China’s economic growth will slow to a low of 6 per cent, according to ING. Photo: AFP
Beijing’s central business district. In a worst-case scenario, China’s economic growth will slow to a low of 6 per cent, according to ING. Photo: AFP
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