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China's non-manufacturing PMI inches higher to 56.2
What could be the implication of this 4th consecutive increase?
China's non-manufacturing PMI inches higher to 56.2
What could be the implication of this 4th consecutive increase?
UBS predicts three upcoming trends for China economy
GDP growth could hit 8%.
China's industrial profits soar by 17.3%
Total profits get 5.3% boost.
China’s working age population in 2012 is a shocker
Growth falls for the first time in 20 years.
Here's why China can't be too happy with rebounds yet
The 7.9% real GDP growth has lots of potholes.
China's 4Q12 GDP dodges sharp economic slump
It's a temporary ''hard landing''.
China Unicom beats China Mobile in 3Q earnings
CU earnings grew 27% compared to CM's measly 1% YoY.
WB slashes growth forecast for developing countries in East Asia-Pacific
The World Bank downgraded recently its growth forecast for developing countries in East Asia and the Pacific to 7.2%.
Study shows bonus optimism fading away in Greater China
44% of the respondents said they expect bonuses to fall in the future.
Extended dry spell for Chinese grocery retailers
Another quarter of weak sales foreseen after six months of hardship with recovery likely to start only by 2Q12.
Strong brake on Chinese property investment: OCBC
But will it reach abysmal single-digit growth in 2012?
Firms betting big on Shanghai commercial property
Even residential developers like Yanlord are padding their office and retail portfolios, says Colliers.
Are New Year celebrations clouding China data?
The burgeoning scale of festivities may have caused seasonal distortions.
No more double-digit growth for China exports
HSBC sees a prolonged drag as external demand continues its precipitous slide.
Gloomy outlook for Chinese exports
As the country’s export growth is expected to plummet to 10% in 2012, a mere half of its growth in 2011.
China's top economic concern now growth not inflation
What are Beijing's five priority policies for economic expansion in 2012?
China to rule over IPO pipeline by 2025
80% of executives expect listing on Chinese exchanges to raise most capital.
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