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China Just Can’t Get Enough of Slowing Down Its Economy Because Apparently That’s What They’re Good at Now

An illustration of an economy with a slow heartbeat and weak pulse lines in red; factories idle or closed down; consumers walking away from stores empty-handed while others are seen queuing up for discounts on consumer goods, amidst signs of economic downturn such as falling prices and declining commodity usage. The overall atmosphere is one of stagnation and uncertainty. In the background, a faint outline of Chinese leaders can be seen in discussion with policymakers to roll out more support measures aimed at consumers instead of infrastructure.

Chinese leaders are scrambling to revive their economy after a series of lackluster indicators revealed an alarming slowdown in factory output and consumer demand. It seems like all they can do is throw money at it – literally, with the central bank injecting cash into short-term bonds and medium-term lending facilities (MLF). But will this be enough? Analysts are skeptical about China’s ability to pull off a recovery without more radical reforms

Source: www.reuters

BEIJING, Aug 15 (Reuters) - China's factory output slowed for a third straight month in July, showing the recovery in the world's second-largest economy was losing steam, although the battered consumer sector perked up slightly as stimulus targeting households took effect. A mixed batch of data on Thursday pointed to a patchy start to the second half for the $19 trillion economy and gave policymakers continued cause for concern following […]

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