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How long will the rebound continue?

Stimulus that is already in the pipeline should sustain China’s economic recovery to near the end of the year. But policymakers are more aware than in the past of the damage that excessive stimulus can do and are likely to pull back so that growth stabilises rather than continues to accelerate in 2017.

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