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(Bloomberg) -- Chinese Premier Li Qiang downplayed concerns about challenges facing the economy and reassured investors that Beijing will step up supportive measures for growth, as the International Monetary Fund called on the government to carry out pro-market reforms. Most Read from BloombergUS Homebuyers Expecting $10,000 Savings Face Tough RealityHarassment and Drugs Plagued a Citigroup Division for YearsFed’s Powell Ready to Support Job Market, Even If It Means Lingering InflationGucci’s Ch

(Bloomberg) -- The US and China are discussing new measures to prevent a wave of emerging market sovereign defaults, according to people familiar with the situation, one of the most significant attempts in years at economic cooperation between the rival superpowers.Most Read from BloombergNvidia Rises Most in About Nine Months as AI Drives SalesStocks Rally as AI Craze Sweeps Across the World: Markets WrapT-Bills Without Tax Bills? This Fund Says It Cracked the CodeAT&T Outage Triggered by Compa

(Bloomberg) -- Chinese stocks have staged a nascent recovery from a $7 trillion rout, thanks to intensifying rescue efforts as authorities seek to prevent the market from slumping for a fourth straight year. Most Read from BloombergTrump Denied Immunity in DC Election Case by Appeals CourtXi to Discuss China Stocks With Regulators as Rescue Bets BuildWall Street Snubs China for India in a Historic Markets Shift‘Money Dysmorphia’ Traps Millennials and Gen ZersNYCB’s Credit Grade Is Cut to Junk by

(Bloomberg) -- China’s consumer prices marked their longest streak of declines since 2009, threatening a deflationary spiral that may require more government support to reverse. Its export growth engine is also faltering.Most Read from BloombergGoogle Lays Off Hundreds in Hardware, Assistant, EngineeringUK’s Sunak Authorizes Joint Military Strikes With US Against HouthisHertz to Sell 20,000 EVs in Shift Back to Gas-Powered CarsUS, UK Launch Airstrikes on Houthi Rebels After Red Sea AttacksSEC Au

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