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China's Q4 GDP to show patchy economic recovery, many challenges ahead - Vimarsana News

China's Q4 GDP to show patchy economic recovery, many challenges ahead

China's economy likely perked up slightly in the fourth quarter, enabling the government to hit its growth target after the previous year's miss, but the outlook for 2024 remains shaky amid a protracted property slump and weak consumer confidence. The government, which in October unveiled 1 trillion yuan ($139.22 billion) in sovereign bonds to fund investment projects, is likely to press ahead with more fiscal spending to drive growth, analysts said.

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UK inflation surprises markets sending stocks down - Vimarsana News

UK inflation surprises markets sending stocks down

Stock prices in London took a hit on Wednesday morning, after some hotter-than-expected UK inflation data added to interest rate worries. The FTSE 100 index opened down 103.82 points, 1.4%, at...

China's Q4 GDP to show patchy economic recovery, many challenges ahead - Vimarsana News

China's Q4 GDP to show patchy economic recovery, many challenges ahead

China's economy likely perked up slightly in the fourth quarter, enabling the government to hit its growth target after the previous year's miss, but the outlook for 2024 remains shaky amid a... -January 16, 2024 - MarketScreener

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UK GDP report to show if economy rebounded in November – business live - Vimarsana News

UK GDP report to show if economy rebounded in November – business live

UK growth rebounded in November, but economists warn that a second quarterly contraction is still a risk