China Budget Revision Would Mark 'Sea Change' in Fiscal Strategy

(Bloomberg) -- A rare mid-year revision to China’s budget to juice the recovery with more stimulus would signal that top leaders are moving away from a growth model that is piling ever more debt on local governments.Most Read from BloombergIsrael Latest: Israeli Death Toll in Hamas Attack Reaches 1,200Hamas Got Around Israel’s Surveillance Prowess by Going DarkIsrael Latest: Top US General Warns Iran to Stay Out of ConflictAfghanistan’s Viral Supercar Makes Global Debut at Doha ShowChina Mulls N

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