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Markets and FinancePlenum Notes
October 18, 2021

Further Into The Trough

GDP growth could slide to near 3% in Q4 as President Xi grows more tolerant of a short-term slowdown.
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Markets and FinancePlenum Notes
October 11, 2021

Beijing in No Rush to Ease Property Policy

We saw early signs of easing from local governments, but Beijing is unlikely to change stance before December.
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Markets and FinancePlenum Notes
October 5, 2021

Beijing Rewrites Rules for Macau’s Casinos

The change is part of Beijing’s wider plan to include Macau in its broader counter-sanction regime.
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Markets and FinancePlenum Notes
September 29, 2021

What’s Behind China’s Power Crunch

Energy policies carry very high political priority, and are hard to reverse.
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