The Asian giant’s post-pandemic recovery is faltering, raising hopes of a stimulus. Moneycontrol looks into the options before the government and the central bank.
China's consumer prices broke a three-month fall to increase marginally in May, even as headwinds slow a post-COVID recovery amid market expectations for stimulus measures, reports Nikkei Asia. The consumer price index rose 0.2% from a year earlier, the National Bureau of Statistics reported Friday. An increase in food and services prices led to the…
In May, Chinese exports declined at a faster rate than expected, and imports continued to slow, raising concerns about the country's fragile economic recovery