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In its second advance estimate of GDP for 2023-24, the statistics ministry pegged the current years growth rate at 7.6 percent, 30 basis points higher than its first advance estimate of 7.3 percent

September data from China offered plenty of welcome surprises, with faster-than-expected growth, falling unemployment and a glimmer of momentum in consumption, but investors are not rushing to buy into the story. China's blue-chip stocks, down nearly 7% this year, compared to a gain of almost 10% for world stocks, were unmoved by the news and fell on Wednesday by another 0.8%. "Just the Q3 growth data today is not yet enough to turn market sentiment around," said Chi Lo, a senio...

Quarterly growth data for Japan smashed expectations on Tuesday as car exports rebounded and tourists flooded back, but economists cautioned that it may not last."But with car exports now at a record-high and Japanese carmakers having fallen back in the electric vehicle race, that's unlikely to be sustained," Thieliant said, forecasting a "renewed slowdown across the second half of the year." hih-stu/lb

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European and US stock markets mostly pushed higher on Tuesday as investors digested data showing a mixed picture for the US economy and a fresh round of corporate results.European stocks finished the day higher after tepid trading in the morning while Wall Street's main indices were mixed in late morning trading.

Roughly $840 billion — thats more than double what china has to spend. despite geo—political tensions, the two still heavily rely on trade with one another, and that number reached a record high last year of almost $700 billion. thats even if both sides have been in a trade war since 2018. after covid, americans started to buy more goods from china like toys and smartphones, and the us started to sell more products to china like agricultural goods, such as corn and soybeans. but now the two ...

Despite geo—political tensions, the two still heavily rely on trade with one another, and that number reached a record high last year of almost $700 billion. thats even if both sides have been in a trade war since 2018. after covid, americans started to buy more goods from china like toys and smartphones, and the us started to sell more products to china like agricultural goods, such as corn and soybeans. but now the two sides find themselves in another clash — — this time, over semiconduc...

Roughly $840 billion — thats more than double what china has to spend. despite geo— political tensions, the two still heavily rely on trade with one another, and that number reached a record high last year of almost $700 billion. thats even if both sides have been in a trade war since 2018. after covid, americans started to buy more goods from china like toys and smartphones, in the us started to sell more products to china like agricultural goods, such as corn and soybeans. but now the two ...