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China Economics > China Watch — 04 May, 2012Is weak loan demand holding back the recovery?China Economics > China Watch — 29 Mar, 2012What difference would a wider RMB trading band make?China Economics > China Watch — 02 Mar, 2012What to watch for at the National People’s Congress China Economics > China Watch — 09 Feb, 2012Another look at China's shifting labour market China Economics > China Watch — 09 Jan, 2012How should we think about the leadership transition?China Economics > China Watch — 30 Nov, 2011People's Bank signals major shift China Economics > China Watch — 03 Nov, 2011China on cusp of policy shift China Economics > China Watch — 11 Oct, 2011Renminbi on the move again China Economics > China Watch — 01 Sep, 2011Premier Wen unshaken by market turmoil China Economics > China Watch — 28 Jul, 2011How would China react to a US downgrade?

China Economics > China Watch — 07 Jul, 2011What do the leading indicators tell us about the outlook?China Economics > China Watch — 31 May, 2011How much further will China tighten?China Economics > China Watch — 09 May, 2011Thaw in US-China relations unlikely to last China Economics > China Watch — 31 Mar, 2011Commodity prices drive abrupt rebalancing of China's trade China Economics > China Watch — 02 Mar, 2011What should we make of the lower growth target?China Economics > China Watch — 11 Feb, 2011January loan surge tests new credit policy China Economics > China Watch — 07 Jan, 2011Renminbi set to outperform market expectations in 2011 China Economics > China Watch — 06 Dec, 2010A look ahead to 2011 China Economics > China Watch — 04 Nov, 2010People's Bank signals intent to "normalise" policy China Economics > China Watch — 11 Oct, 2010Looking ahead to the Five-Year Plan

China Economics > China Watch — 06 Sep, 2010The RMB as an international currency: don't believe the hype China Economics > China Watch — 04 Aug, 2010Return of the peg China Economics > China Watch — 25 Jun, 2010First thoughts a week into currency reform China Economics > China Watch — 28 May, 2010Gliding to a soft landing China Economics > China Watch — 30 Apr, 2010Interest rates likely to remain on hold until Q4 China Economics > China Watch — 30 Mar, 2010China set for a well-timed trade deficit China Economics > China Watch — 25 Feb, 2010Five key issues to watch at the National People’s Congress China Economics > China Watch — 29 Jan, 2010Fears of monetary tightening hugely overdone China Economics > China Watch — 07 Jan, 2010How sustainable is China’s recovery?China Economics > China Watch — 15 Dec, 2009Is there a bubble in Chinese property?

China Economics > China Watch — 30 Nov, 2009Inflation returns to China China Economics > China Watch — 24 Nov, 2009How will China’s policymakers approach the year ahead?China Economics > China Watch — 13 Nov, 2009What is behind China’s new language on the renminbi?

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