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U.S. warns at WTO of China backsliding on economic openness

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GENEVA (Reuters) – The United States is worried that China is retreating from pledges to open its economy to market forces as it tries to cope with a slowdown in growth, U.S. trade diplomat Chris Wilson told the World Trade Organization on Tuesday.

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China economy growing, but at only half of official estimates – SMI survey

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BEIJING (Reuters) – A survey of Chinese sales managers indicates that the economy is growing but at only about half the rate of official estimates, a private survey showed on Tuesday.

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China economy to grow 6.6 percent, needs policy support - government think tank
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China economy to grow 6.6 percent, needs policy support – government think tank

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BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s economy will grow at about 6.6 percent this year, and will need to be underpinned by policy support in the second half to counter downward pressures, according to the China Academy of Social Sciences (CASS).

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Amazing Facts on China
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20 Amazing Facts on China You Didn’t Know About

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Facts Verse compiled a list of 20 Shocking China Facts You Didn’t Know About: From leftover women to dog meat festival.

Aside from being the most crowded nation on the planet, China’s economy is the second biggest on the planet after the US.

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20 Amazing Facts on China

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