China’s economy loses momentum in August | World Business Watch | WION News



As activity cooled across the board in August, China’s economy lost momentum, posing mounting risks to the government’s annual targets.

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  1. All l've been hearing over the past six months are negative – market crash, multinational corps are pulling out, foreign direct investments shrunk, unemployment is rising, etc… Tourism is rotting. Shops are closing. It's been reported that the real estate market accounts for roughly 30% of the economy and it's crashing to a virtual halt. So how does the Chinese GDP still grow at 5%? Can someone please explain that to me?

  2. The U.S. maintained its embargo on China during the Great Chinese Famine (1959-1961), discouraging other nations from sending food, confident that millions of deaths from starvation would ensure China’s permanent collapse.

    Consumers worldwide are now frustrated with the influx of affordable goods from China. The British opium from India nearly did them in, and surely these tariffs on Chinese products will finish them off for good this time.

    Meanwhile, China’s GDP growth is at 4.7%—a clear sign that the nation is finally collapsing.

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