China’s senior leadership has today signalled further fiscal and monetary support for the economy and renewed efforts to stabilise the housing market. That should help prolong the recent economic upturn for a while. There is also a pledge that economic reforms will be agreed at a key Party meeting that it was today confirmed will be held in July. But all the signs today are that these reforms will remain within the framework of a state-directed investment-heavy growth model.
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