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| | | ... in June from 12.7% in the previous month - more than half the expected 12.7% gain (yes, similar to May's tally). Hard landing, here we come. Like every other time that China reports a bad stat, some hard landing-ers go full blast and extrapolate it to ... |
| | | | ... parity by increasing minimum wages, improving factory conditions and increasing public housing. "We do not expect a hard landing, but we remain below consensus on economic growth prospects, as rebalancing the economy and income divisions are not short-term ... |
| | | | ... who have suggested China's public debt, weakening export growth and a potential housing bubble as reasons for a 'hard landing', but these arguments appear overblown," argued Liddell. "For the time being, we're inclined to see a potential recession in ... |
| | | | ... implemented so far. China also became a factor that brought smiles on investors' faces last night. It's not going to have a hard landing. In fact, if the gossip is true, it's economy is re-accelerating. The rumour mill says that a Chinese government ... |
| | | | ... Suisse Group AG 15th Asian Investment Conference that, "One can certainly think of ways in which China could have a 'hard landing' at some point... but if the Chinese economy does slow 'too much,' one could expect that the Chinese authorities will have ... |
| | | | ... People's Bank of China (PBOC) plenty of room to ease policy. What Wen wants, Wen gets, when Wen wants. Wen no want a hard landing. |
| | | | Debate over whether China is in for a soft or hard landing is overplayed, according to David Urquhart, portfolio manager of the Fidelity Asia Fund. Speaking at a Fidelity briefing in Sydney this week, Urquhart pointed to recent IMF projections of 8.2% ... |
| | | | Hard landing? What hard landing? I told you so Virginia, what China's politburo wants, China's politburo gets. And certainly, they don't want their economy to land hard. PBOC to the rescue. Late last year, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) cut the reserve ... |
| | | | ... paced by the 9.1% rally in Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index. No surprises here too, not when China continues to defy those hard landing doomsayers. The politburo just won't let this happen, they said so themselves and the Shanghai Composite Index's 5.4% appreciation ... |
| | | | ... down to 9.2% from 10.4% in 2010. This is what China wants. This is sustainable growth. This is not the predicted hard landing China will have. Eurozone headline inflation eased to 2.7% in December from 3.0% in the previous month while core consumer prices ... |
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