China’s Q2 GDP growth seen easing to 6.7%


The forecast was slightly slower than the 6.8% expansion posted in the first quarter.

SHANGHAI: China’s economy will likely expand around 6.7% in the second quarter this year, the State Information Centre (SIC) said in an article in the state-owned China Securities Journal.

The forecast was slightly slower than the 6.8% expansion posted in the first quarter. The SIC is an official think tank affiliated with the National Development and Reform Commission, the country’s top economic planning agency.

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