has just cut one of its court lending rates. it is a one—year loan crime rate and it is now at a fresh record low of 3.a5% but it has decided to leave its five year rate unchanged at a.2%. in recent weeks we have had a slew of economic data which showed growth is slowing in the world's second biggest economy and on sunday the countries of central bank also urged banks to increase lending to companies to boost growth. daniel murray from private bank efgam told me what he makes of china's current economic challenges. it is certainly true that china's economy has reacted more with a windpipe rather than a bang post the covid reopening, and i think one of the challenges the chinese authorities face is in terms of getting into the right policy mix to really kickstart the economy, and when you look at the scale of this thing that is supplied from china in a post—covid environment it pales into insignificance relative to the scale of stimulus applied in other countries at similar stages of the economic
cuts this year to two of its court lending rates. that is because there has been a slew of economic data which showed a slowing growth in the world's second biggest economy. in fact, in the past hour, ubs has cut its growth forecast for the economy. 0n cut its growth forecast for the economy. on sunday the central bank urged banks to increase lending to companies to boost growth. daniel marie from a private bank told me what he makes of the current economic challenges. it makes of the current economic challenges-— challenges. it is certainly true that _ challenges. it is certainly true that china's - challenges. it is certainly| true that china's economy challenges. it is certainly - true that china's economy has reacted more with a windpipe rather than a bang and i think one of the challenges the chinese authorities face in terms of getting into the policy is to kickstart the economy and when you look at the scale of this thing supplied from china in a post covid environment it pales into the significance of the stimulus of other countries at similar stages of the economic
has just cut one of its court lending rates. it is a one—year loan crime rate and it is now at a fresh record low of 3.45% but it has decided to leave its five year rate unchanged at 4.2%. in recent weeks we have had a slew of economic data which showed growth is slowing in the world's second biggest economy and on sunday the countries of central bank also urged banks to increase lending to companies to boost growth. daniel murray from private bank efgam told me what he makes of china's current economic challenges. it is certainly true that china's economy has reacted more with a windpipe rather than a bang post the covid reopening, and i think one of the challenges the chinese authorities face is in terms of getting into the right policy mix to really kickstart the economy, and when you look at the scale of this thing that is supplied from china in a post—covid environment it pales into insignificance relative to the scale of stimulus applied in other countries at similar stages of the economic
says it makes financial sense for clubs to invest in building more amenities for women sport. if you've created an infrastructure way you now appealing to the whole community that it stands to reason that your membership will go out, the number of games you could put on the field will go up for them and therefore your fees and revenue will go up. therefore your fees and revenue will go lip-— will go up. for many the success _ will go up. for many the success of _ will go up. for many the success of this - will go up. for many the success of this world - will go up. for many the | success of this world cup is not counted just in the millions of fans but also in the millions of dollars spent on women's sports to upgrade facilities and create a lasting legacy, notjust at facilities and create a lasting legacy, not just at the professional level but at the grass roots as well. to china which is expected to make the biggest cuts this year to two of its court lending rates. that's because they've been a slew of economic data which showed slowing growth in the world second biggest economy. in a statement released on