China’s Recovery Continued In November. PBoC Surprises With 950 Billion Liquidity Injection

Dust off the boilerplate China recovery copy. The world's second-largest economy continued to perform in November, activity data out Tuesday showed. Industrial production rose 7% last month, in line with estimates, while retail sales matched consensus as well, rising 5%. This marks the fourth consecutive month of gains for retail sales, a welcome development. Recall that in the initial stage of the country's recovery, domestic demand was subdued, lagging conspicuously behind the "V-shaped"

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2 thoughts on “China’s Recovery Continued In November. PBoC Surprises With 950 Billion Liquidity Injection

  1. How did China do it or should we be wary about believing these numbers, which seems the consensus fall back position on China most of the time?

  2. I worry more that the figures are true than that they are false. If true second place for us will soon be realized and it’s our own damn fault.

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