China’s latest economic data reveals cooling in key areas, with industrial production growing by 4.5% yoy in August, falling short of the 4.7% expected and marking a deceleration from July’s 5.1% rise. Retail sales showed a similarly weaker-than-anticipated performance, increasing by just 2.1% yoy, compared to the 2.5% forecast and down from 2.7% in July. […]
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