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Chinese economic slowdown
What Does ‘L-Shaped’ Growth Imply for China?
By Sara Hsu
An unnamed official gives some hints about the official projection for China’s economy.
Is The Worst Over For Emerging Markets?
By Anthony Fensom
Following the doomsday scenarios of early 2016, there has been a slight uptick in sentiment.
Will China’s State-Owned Enterprise Reform Go Far Enough?
By Sara Hsu
In attempting reform while maintaining control, authorities are trying to have it both ways.
China’s Draft Budget
By Sara Hsu
Authorities unveil a leaner and more targeted budget.
China’s Battle to Regain Economic Control
By Sara Hsu
From clamping down on media to finding scapegoats, Beijing is trying everything to reassert control over the economy.
China’s Defense Posturing Shields Its Economic Distress
By Luke Hunt
Could a Chinese economic slowdown provide ASEAN leaders with some much-needed leverage?
Slouching Tiger, Roaring Dragon: How China Still Outpaces India
By Andrew Kennedy
In one critical area, China still has an overwhelming lead.
Multinationals: Enduring China’s Slowdown?
By Sara Hsu
For now, perhaps, but the longer term looks increasingly challenging.
China Fears Escalate As World Economy Slows
By Anthony Fensom
2016 looks increasingly like a difficult year for the global economy.
Interpreting China’s Capital Outflows
By Sara Hsu
What to make of the recent outflows and regulators’ efforts to contain them?
Reinvigorating Domestic Demand for Growth and Sustainable Development
By Shamshad Akhtar
What might the Asia-Pacific be able to do to boost domestic demand?
The Knock-On Effects of China’s Slowdown
By Sara Hsu
Demand for commodities is falling as China’s economy makes a structural shift.
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