State of the Chinese Economy: The good and the bad
CGTN, 22 Apr 2022
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China's recently released a GDP growth of 4.8 percent better than market expectations. That's despite pressures from global turbulence due to a COVID-19 surge, plus the fuel and food crisis amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The Chinese economy did show resilience despite uncertainties. On Monday, the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank began their spring meetings. Rising inflation, the Russia-Ukraine fallout and the resurgent pandemic are front and center for policy makers in the meetings. How can nations band together in weathering economic headwinds? What are the priorities in easing financial risks?
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China's recently released a GDP growth of 4.8 percent better than market expectations. That's despite pressures from global turbulence due to a COVID-19 surge, plus the fuel and food crisis amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The Chinese economy did show resilience despite uncertainties. On Monday, the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank began their spring meetings. Rising inflation, the Russia-Ukraine fallout and the resurgent pandemic are front and center for policy makers in the meetings. How can nations band together in weathering economic headwinds? What are the priorities in easing financial risks?
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