China needs more than rate cuts to boost economic growth

Published On Sep 24, 2024, 10:33 PM

China is taking steps to boost its slowing economy by easing monetary policy through interest rate cuts. However, analysts believe that mere rate cuts will not be sufficient to improve growth and that significant fiscal support is needed. The announcement led to a temporary rise in mainland Chinese stocks, yet bond markets exhibited caution, reflecting concerns over the effectiveness of these measures without substantial fiscal stimulus. The current fiscal situation indicates a shortfall in government spending that could hinder meeting fiscal targets for the year. Analysts predict further fiscal measures to support economic recovery.

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