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A woman works at a textile factory in Xingtai in north China’s Hebei province in December. The IMF expects China’s economic growth to slow to 6.2 per cent in 2019. Photo: Xinhua
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Macroscope by Nicholas Spiro
Why the emerging market rally may run out of steam despite a strong start to the year
- Nicholas Spiro says investors should pay attention to the slowdown in China’s economic growth, uncertainty over the outcome of trade negotiations and risks in US monetary policy before taking a bullish stance on developing economies
Updated: 10:31pm, 24 Jan, 2019
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A woman works at a textile factory in Xingtai in north China’s Hebei province in December. The IMF expects China’s economic growth to slow to 6.2 per cent in 2019. Photo: Xinhua
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