China View: Recovery to continue into 2021, but growth momentum might slow (Sep 2020 Data)
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Monthly updates on the state of the economy in China

China View: Recovery to continue into 2021, but growth momentum might slow (Sep 2020 Data)


November 02, 2020 | Report

With public life nearly back to normal in most parts of China, the country’s economic recovery is entering a second stage. The trajectory looking forward will depend mostly on consumption and the restart and new establishment of small-sized services businesses. The first stage recovery, driven by industrial production resumption and stimulus-backed investment, has largely run its course. There is little headroom for more growth pickup in industrial production unless a consumption recovery creates new demand. 


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YuanGao

Former Senior Economist, China Center for Economics and Business
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