China’s economy slowed in April. And although US tariffs have had a bigger impact on consumer confidence than export growth, broader external headwinds will drive down export growth later this year. Growth in fiscal spending is set to pull back over the second half of the year, and monetary easing is unlikely to do much to help boost private credit demand. As a result, we expect the economy to slow further
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