
UBS Economist: Chinese Mainland H1 Growth Remains Strong
UBS economist Zhang Ning credits the Chinese mainland’s robust H1 growth to strong exports and retail policies, hinting at further stimulus in H2.
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UBS economist Zhang Ning credits the Chinese mainland’s robust H1 growth to strong exports and retail policies, hinting at further stimulus in H2.
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