On target: China’s exports have been cushioned by a weaker yuan and factory prices have snapped out of their deflationary funk, leaving the economy’s expansion on pace to meet the government’s target of 6.5-7. – AFP
BEIJING: China has ended the year with its old growth engines roaring and new drivers like consumption in robust health, defying the prophets of doom yet again.
Now, it confronts 2017 with fresh questions over the debt and stimulus used to underpin that stabilisation.
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