HSBC’s early indicator for manufacturing activity in China has revealed a contractionary environment for November.
Despite a more influential domestic economy, China will still be impacted by loss of export demand in the wake of the European crisis.
A report by CLSA suggests in coming years Asia should enjoy a strong increase in high net worth individuals.
HSBC’s Flash estimate for China’s August Manufacturing PMI suggests ongoing tough conditions, with small underlying improvements.
Economists discuss what impact recent global market turmoil may have on China’s growth story.
Chinese inflation may have increased but amidst Western financial turmoil, analysts returning from Chinese visits provide positive reports.
China’s manufacturing activity has contracted for the first time in 12 months according to HSBC.
BlackRock joins a chorus of economists believing fears of a credit bust in China are unfounded.
China is scouring the world, Africa in particular, for access to resources.
In the wake of yet another bank reserve requirement hike, the question arises as to whether China will see more interest rate rises or not.