Chinese economic growth slowed sharply in The second quarterwhich highlights the heavy losses on From widespread COVID-19 lockdowns and a sign of continued stress over The coming months of black global prospects.
Friday’s data is flimsy adds for fears of a global Recession as policy makers jack up Interest rates to curb rising inflation more hardship on Consumers and businesses around the world are battling it out with challenges From the Ukraine war and supply chain disruptions.
Gross Domestic Production in April and June quarter frosty grew 0.4% of a year earlier, official data showed on Friday. This was the worst show for The world’s second- the biggest economy Since the data series seem in 1992, excluding a 6.9% contraction in The first quarter of 2020 due to the initial COVID-19 shock.
He. She also lost expectations of gain 1.0% in Reuters poll of Analysts posted a sharp slowdown from 4.8%. growth in The first quarter.
on me quarter-on-quarter Basis, GDP decreased 2.6% in The second quarter from the previous quartercomparison with Expectations for 1.5% decline and 1.4% revised profit in Previous quarter.
“China economy he stood on The edge of Falling into stagflation, although the worst over as such of The period from May to June. Could you rule out Possibility of recession, or two consecutive quarters of deflation,” said Toru Nishihama, chief economist at Dai-ichi Life Research Institute in Tokyo.
“Looking at the dressage growthChina government Economic stimulus measures are likely to be published from now on for review up back it up growthBut the obstacles are great for The People’s Bank of China will cut interest rates further because it will boost inflation, which has been relatively low for the time being.”
A full or partial closure has been imposed in Major centers across the country in March and April, including the commercial capital Shanghai, which saw a year-on-year contraction of 13.7% in Gross domestic product in The second quarter. production | in The capital, Beijing, shrank 2.9% year-on-year in The same quarter.
while many of Those restrictions have since been lifted, and the June data has provided clues of Analysts don’t expect a quick economic improvement recovery. China clings to its strength zero- Covid-19 policy Amidst a new outbreak in the country property market he is in deep recession and global gloomy outlook;
Assumption of new closures in some cities and arrival of The highly contagious BA.5 variant has raised concerns among businesses and consumers about a prolonged period of suspicion.
to me first half of The yearGDP grew by 2.5% from a year earlier.
Chinese stocks rose briefly before turning downwhile the yuan fell to its lowest level in two months on Poor GDP report.
Full of-year elusive goal
China was graduating up policy support for The economyalthough analysts say that official growth targeting of about 5.5% for this is year will be hard To achieve without getting rid of it with strict zero- Covid-19 strategy. A Reuters poll predicts 2022 growth To slow down to 4%.
Many think the room for Center bank To facilitate policy They may be limited by concerns about capital outflows, as the US Federal Reserve and other economies aggressively raise interest rates to fight High inflation.
China rising Consumer inflation, although not as hot as in other major economies, also mayo add for restrictions on monetary policy Analysts said.
“We think the markets have become overly What is the name of the object in the curd? growth in H2, Nomura analysts said.
data on June activity, also Released on Friday, it showed that China’s industrial output grew 3.9%. in June of year Previously, an acceleration of 0.7% rise in mayo.
fixed asset-investment, a driver Beijing is counting on the beach up growth6.1% better than expected in The first six months of The year From year earlier compared to with A 6.2% jump in January and May.
Retail also improve up 3.1% year-on-year in June marked the fastest growth in 4 months, after the authorities lifted the two-month lockdown in Shanghai. Analysts expect stability growth after May at 6.7% drop.
“selling by pieces growth Indicates that closings were the primary drawdown on Jacob Cook, CEO, said: of WPIC Marketing + Technologies, in Beijing.
“Consumers still feel some uncertainty about the closures, but with Indications that future Closures won’t be strict, we are optimistic that consumption will continue to recover in H2″.
Property Concerns
but, challenges abounding for consumers and businesses.
The employment situation remained fragile. Unemployment nationwide on the basis of the survey rate fell to 5.5% in June, from 5.9% in mayo – in Line with The government target. But youth unemployment climbed To the record of 19.3% in Jun.
shaky recovery in China’s capital hungry property The sector is under increasing pressure from a growing number of Homebuyers across the country stop mortgage payments until developers Resume construction of pre-sold homes.
data on Friday show it home the prices growth I stopped in June on On a monthly basis, while property investment contract for Fourth month and sales extended It slipped another 18.3%.
Policy makers pledged to help Local governments provide property projects on Time and planning to increase spending on Infrastructure to revive economy. Still, headwinds for growth suggest hard grind ahead.
“until with some massage of The numbers are hard to see how The government goal of “about 5.5%” growth this is year attainable,” Julian Evans-Pritchard senior said China economist at Capital Economics.
“It would require tremendous acceleration in The second half of this is yearwhich is unlikely.”
Chinese economic growth slowed sharply in The second quarterwhich highlights the heavy losses on From widespread COVID-19 lockdowns and a sign of continued stress over The coming months of black global prospects.
Friday’s data is flimsy adds for fears of a global Recession as policy makers jack up Interest rates to curb rising inflation more hardship on Consumers and businesses around the world are battling it out with challenges From the Ukraine war and supply chain disruptions.
Gross Domestic Production in April and June quarter frosty grew 0.4% of a year earlier, official data showed on Friday. This was the worst show for The world’s second- the biggest economy Since the data series seem in 1992, excluding a 6.9% contraction in The first quarter of 2020 due to the initial COVID-19 shock.
He. She also lost expectations of gain 1.0% in Reuters poll of Analysts posted a sharp slowdown from 4.8%. growth in The first quarter.
on me quarter-on-quarter Basis, GDP decreased 2.6% in The second quarter from the previous quartercomparison with Expectations for 1.5% decline and 1.4% revised profit in Previous quarter.
“China economy he stood on The edge of Falling into stagflation, although the worst over as such of The period from May to June. Could you rule out Possibility of recession, or two consecutive quarters of deflation,” said Toru Nishihama, chief economist at Dai-ichi Life Research Institute in Tokyo.
“Looking at the dressage growthChina government Economic stimulus measures are likely to be published from now on for review up back it up growthBut the obstacles are great for The People’s Bank of China will cut interest rates further because it will boost inflation, which has been relatively low for the time being.”
A full or partial closure has been imposed in Major centers across the country in March and April, including the commercial capital Shanghai, which saw a year-on-year contraction of 13.7% in Gross domestic product in The second quarter. production | in The capital, Beijing, shrank 2.9% year-on-year in The same quarter.
while many of Those restrictions have since been lifted, and the June data has provided clues of Analysts don’t expect a quick economic improvement recovery. China clings to its strength zero- Covid-19 policy Amidst a new outbreak in the country property market he is in deep recession and global gloomy outlook;
Assumption of new closures in some cities and arrival of The highly contagious BA.5 variant has raised concerns among businesses and consumers about a prolonged period of suspicion.
to me first half of The yearGDP grew by 2.5% from a year earlier.
Chinese stocks rose briefly before turning downwhile the yuan fell to its lowest level in two months on Poor GDP report.
Full of-year elusive goal
China was graduating up policy support for The economyalthough analysts say that official growth targeting of about 5.5% for this is year will be hard To achieve without getting rid of it with strict zero- Covid-19 strategy. A Reuters poll predicts 2022 growth To slow down to 4%.
Many think the room for Center bank To facilitate policy They may be limited by concerns about capital outflows, as the US Federal Reserve and other economies aggressively raise interest rates to fight High inflation.
China rising Consumer inflation, although not as hot as in other major economies, also mayo add for restrictions on monetary policy Analysts said.
“We think the markets have become overly What is the name of the object in the curd? growth in H2, Nomura analysts said.
data on June activity, also Released on Friday, it showed that China’s industrial output grew 3.9%. in June of year Previously, an acceleration of 0.7% rise in mayo.
fixed asset-investment, a driver Beijing is counting on the beach up growth6.1% better than expected in The first six months of The year From year earlier compared to with A 6.2% jump in January and May.
Retail also improve up 3.1% year-on-year in June marked the fastest growth in 4 months, after the authorities lifted the two-month lockdown in Shanghai. Analysts expect stability growth after May at 6.7% drop.
“selling by pieces growth Indicates that closings were the primary drawdown on Jacob Cook, CEO, said: of WPIC Marketing + Technologies, in Beijing.
“Consumers still feel some uncertainty about the closures, but with Indications that future Closures won’t be strict, we are optimistic that consumption will continue to recover in H2″.
Property Concerns
but, challenges abounding for consumers and businesses.
The employment situation remained fragile. Unemployment nationwide on the basis of the survey rate fell to 5.5% in June, from 5.9% in mayo – in Line with The government target. But youth unemployment climbed To the record of 19.3% in Jun.
shaky recovery in China’s capital hungry property The sector is under increasing pressure from a growing number of Homebuyers across the country stop mortgage payments until developers Resume construction of pre-sold homes.
data on Friday show it home the prices growth I stopped in June on On a monthly basis, while property investment contract for Fourth month and sales extended It slipped another 18.3%.
Policy makers pledged to help Local governments provide property projects on Time and planning to increase spending on Infrastructure to revive economy. Still, headwinds for growth suggest hard grind ahead.
“until with some massage of The numbers are hard to see how The government goal of “about 5.5%” growth this is year attainable,” Julian Evans-Pritchard senior said China economist at Capital Economics.
“It would require tremendous acceleration in The second half of this is yearwhich is unlikely.”