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People take photos of Chongqing on June 18. A property market downturn is expected in 2019, contributing to doubts about the overall health of the world’s second-largest economy. Photo: Xinhua
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Macroscope by Patrik Schowitz
Why China’s economy faces a bumpy first half of 2019, even if ‘trade peace’ breaks out soon
- Patrik Schowitz says weak stimulus measures by the government and debt concerns mean China’s economy is likely to get worse before it gets better
Updated: 10:19pm, 18 Jan, 2019
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People take photos of Chongqing on June 18. A property market downturn is expected in 2019, contributing to doubts about the overall health of the world’s second-largest economy. Photo: Xinhua
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