Required reserve ratio cut not enough to trigger rebound

This weekend’s policy move by the People’s Bank is likely to be the precursor to a more explicitly pro-growth stance from China’s government. April’s awful data suggest that officials so far this year have been too sanguine about the state of the economy. 

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