China's economic growth has begun to inch down from its record rates earlier in 2007, while food prices are lifting inflation. The global outlook has weakened and is uncertain, but China is likely to grow robustly and is well-positioned to stimulate demand if needed. The slowdown in the global economy should affect China's exports and investment in the tradable sector, but the momentum of domestic demand should remain robust and a limited global slowdown...
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2008/02/01
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China quarterly update, February 2008
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inflation
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China quarterly update, February 2008 (English). Washington, DC: World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/207321468023451662