Chinese Investors See Slim Chance for Big Stimulus, Goldman Says
- Policymakers seem to be weighing options, according to survey
- Onshore investors still see GDP growth above 5% this year
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China’s top leaders will likely hold off on unveiling aggressive stimulus or big economic reforms at a key meeting expected later this month as they continue to weigh their options.
That’s the view from local Chinese investors who Goldman Sachs Group Inc. economists spoke with over the past few days. Those clients included asset managers at insurance firms, mutual funds and private equity funds, the economists wrote in a Wednesday night research note.