Index > Briefing
Back
Wednesday, July 19, 2017
"Over-expected" growth in China in first half of the year
ANBOUND

In the first half of this year, China's economy achieved 6.9% "over-expected" growth, laying a solid foundation for achieving economic growth targets throughout the year, as well as adding room for macroeconomic policies in the second half of the year. If there are no structural changes, and the macroeconomic situation in the second half of the year does not show significant, then the policy authorities are unlikely to significantly relax monetary policy, while de-leveraging, de-production and de-capacity policy will continue. In addition, this expected realization depends on the international economic environment, and if China can maintain the luck, as well as if the market remains confident in China's economy next year, and China's development initiatives in the 19th National Congress. From the rapid recovery of foreign trade momentum of the first half of the year, foreign trade recovery will be a positive impact on the formation of the economy throughout the year.

Copyright © 2012-2025 ANBOUND