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Daily update April 16, 2024
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The country's economy grew 5.3% in the first quarter year-on-year, comfortably beating analysts' expectations of a 4.6% increase and putting Beijing ...
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Its aggregate measure of borrowing costs across advanced economies is set to fall less than 100 basis points by the end of 2024. That's not as much as ...
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The high tide for global interest rates has passed, but respite for the world economy may be limited as policymakers stay wary at the threat of ...
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The government and central bank see the economy possibly rebounding to hit 3% growth in 2024 after a rare contraction last year, driven by political ...
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Economy in for a double whammy. Quarterly GDP growth almost halves to 3.78 percent year on year; inflation keeps creeping up.
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Statistics agency says economy has made 'good start' to the year under the leadership of Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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The Chinese economy grew more than expected in the first three months of the year, new data shows, as China built more factories and exported huge ...
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If you want to understand the global economy in these times, you'd better be able to digest twin concepts. In many rich economies the picture building ...
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... economies by the International Monetary Fund during this week's spring meetings in Washington. Bloomberg Economics now expects the global economy ...
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... economy, leading to higher energy prices that will feed into inflation. He also says given the volatile global environment; he expects to see more ...
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WEB
Growth Off the Rails: Aggregate Productivity Growth in Distorted Economies
Growth Off the Rails: Aggregate Productivity Growth in Distorted Economies. Richard Hornbeck and; Martin Rotemberg. Richard Hornbeck.
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