China Warns Recovery 'Not Yet Solid' Even as GDP Beats Forecasts

Momentum in Employment to Continue

Recovery of Services Sector ‘Bright Spot’

Apparent Oil Demand Climbs 9.5%

Growth to Pick Up in Second Quarter

Consumer Prices May Not Grow at High Level

Not in Deflation and Doesn’t See Having It

Faces Pressure on Growth of Imports, Exports

Constraints From Insufficient Domestic Demand

Uncertainties Remain in Overseas Demand

Recovery Not Yet Solid

Chip Output Falls 3%

Jewelry, Restaurants Drive Retail Growth

Yuan Pares Initial Gains

CSI 300 Index Trims Earlier Gain

GDP Growth Beats

Retail Sales Exceeds Estimate

Fixed Investment Trails

Factory Output Misses

Key Events

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