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Q2 GDP & June Activity

While China is almost certainly expanding at a slower rate than its GDP data suggest, rapid state sector investment does appear to have kept growth broadly stable last quarter. Growth is more likely to pick up over coming months than slow further, but a lasting turnaround is not on the cards.    

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