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China's stimulus package might not be enough to fix its economy, but it sent stock markets 8.5% higher — a gain not seen since 2008
Skeptics have been out in force since China rolled out aggressive stimulus measures last week to prop up its ailing economy and markets. It's just not enough to reverse the magnitude of China's problems — including an epic property crisis and high youth unemployment — they say.
Transcript: Is the China stimulus package enough?
This is an audio transcript of the Unhedged podcast episode: ‘Is the China stimulus package enough?’
From COVID-19 to Economic Stimulus: Why China Is Prone to Sudden Policy U-Turns
While not as dramatic as China’s abandonment of the zero-COVID policy in late 2022, the underlying reasons for the surprising turn in economic policy are quite similar.
A new stimulus might (or might not) jump-start China's economy
Doldrums continue to plague China's post-pandemic economy. Now the country's leaders are firing up a new round of plans to jump-start growth. It just might not be enough.
China’s Bold Stimulus Measures Won’t Save Its Flagging Economy
It is the first time I’ve ever seen the Chinese central bank directly use its own money to support the stock and real estate markets,” says Lu Xi, an assistant professor focusing on China’s economics at the National University of Singapore.
Is China’s fresh stimulus sufficient to support its ailing economy and markets?
China's central bank unveiled a broad package of monetary stimulus measures, including a cut in interest rates, to revive the world's second-largest economy. But will they be enough?
China's bond market seems skeptical that recent stimulus will be enough
Yields on Chinese government debt are hovering near multidecade lows as investors remain unconvinced by stimulus efforts.
China stocks soar on stimulus as US indices end Q3 at records
Chinese stocks surged on Monday after officials unveiled further economic stimulus measures, while Wall Street indices concluded a buoyant quarter with new records.
China’s stimulus boosts stocks
China’s government recently announced a comprehensive stimulus package to boost economic growth and counter deflationary pressures. The measures include issuing 2 trillion yuan ($284 billion) in special sovereign bonds,
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China's massive stimulus is missing a key ingredient: a way to revive the nation's consumers
China announced a major stimulus package on Tuesday, but offered no fiscal support. It's necessary to fix the nation's ...
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More China Stimulus And A Looming Port Strike
With the Chinese economy struggling, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) has unleashed a plethora of tools aimed at stimulating ...
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China factory surveys show economy weakening, as Beijing steps up support
Surveys of Chinese factory managers show the economy weakening in recent weeks, as the government ratchets up stimulus ...
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Even Xi Jinping admits China has a painful road ahead despite his new stimulus
"We must ready ourselves for danger, and prepare for rainy days," Xi said as he spoke of China's condition for the first time ...
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China's Economic Planners Receive More Bad News
China's manufacturing sector remained in contraction territory for the fifth-straight month, according to the statistics ...
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China moves to boost ailing economy with property, stimulus measures
The world’s second-largest economy has struggled to rebound from the pandemic, leading financial authorities to cut interest ...
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China stimulus should stabilise iron ore price, says resources minister
Resources Minister Madeleine King says China’s latest stimulus package was unlikely to push prices higher, but it should help ...
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