China Needs ‘Forceful’ Measures to Hit 5% GDP Target, Funds Say
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China’s economic growth target of 5% suggests Beijing will introduce more measures to support the economy.
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China’s economic growth target of 5% suggests Beijing will introduce more measures to support the economy, with money managers and analysts expecting rate cuts and policies to encourage consumption.
The plan to issue one trillion yuan ($139 billion) of ultra-long special central government bonds is seen as meeting market expectations, analysts said. Yields for longer-dated debt will probably fall further, some said.