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Q3 2013 Macroeconomics Update: Ripe for reform
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Report summary
China’s new leadership is focusing on quality not quantity when it comes to economic growth. The economy slowed further to 7.5% year on year in Q2, but the government is willing to accept a slower pace of growth amidst a structural shift in the economy in order to secure long-term growth prospects. In this insight we focus on the implications of slower growth in China in the short term, acknowledging that China is growing from a larger base.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Ripe for reform
- China - sorting out the rotten tomatoes
- Slower China - the ripple effect
- Emerging markets - festival fever burning out?
- Conclusion
Tables and charts
This report includes 9 images and tables including:
- China total social financing
- China annual GDP increment
- China adds 2x Singapore's 2012 GDP per annum
- Impact of 1 percentage point decline in China's investment growth on GDP growth
- European imports from China
- Germany's exports to China
- Foreign bonds purchased by US residents
- Emerging market currencies dip
- Interest rates rise - 10 year benchmark yields
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