Growth broadly stable at end of Q3

Our updated China Activity Proxy (CAP) continues to suggest that the economy is expanding markedly slower than the official figures claim. However, it remains consistent with our view that, after slowing sharply at the start of the year, growth has since remained broadly stable.

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