China's Economy Shows Fresh Signs of Recovery

China's better-than-expected factory data in March is boosting optimism about its ability to reach its growth target this year. However, Bloomberg Economics says that while overall sentiment has improved, there are no signs of a broad-based recovery taking hold. Chief Asia Economist Chang Shu speaks on "Bloomberg: The China Show".

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Japanese central bank did QE and bought huge amount of japanese stocks, i wonder if china could do the same? How would QE even work in China since it s structured so different from other countries?

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@kenbehrens5778 potential balance sheet recession as property developers are imploding and local government tax revenue are falling by 30% as land sales declined? Unemployment is rising too. Declines in home prices are making everyone feeling less wealthy.

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The number doesn't matter, China has so much infrastructure contracts outside China. It allow it grow.😊😊😊

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It's A Trap!

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Like a vampire at dusk

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I trust Bernie Madoff's promises, and believe George Santos's mouth more than any numbers that the Chinese government will release. LOL

[@lastChang]

In 2023, real China's 🇨🇳 economy shrank -3.5% as opposed to 5.2% expansion as officially announced. - So this year, they will just publish a 5% growth regardless of their economy.

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