China Economic Update, June 2015

Smits, Karlis; Goh, Chorching; Zhao, Luan; Vashakmadze, Ekaterine; Hill, Justin; Kuriakose, Smita; Freije-Rodriguez, Samuel

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collection.link.85	https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/handle/10986/2193
collection.name.85	Economic Updates and Modeling
dc.contributor.author	Smits, Karlis
dc.contributor.author	Goh, Chorching
dc.contributor.author	Zhao, Luan
dc.contributor.author	Vashakmadze, Ekaterine
dc.contributor.author	Hill, Justin
dc.contributor.author	Kuriakose, Smita
dc.contributor.author	Freije-Rodriguez, Samuel
dc.date.accessioned	2015-07-08T14:34:28Z
dc.date.available	2015-07-08T14:34:28Z
dc.date.issued	2015-07-03
dc.date.lastModified	2021-04-23T14:04:07Z
dc.description.abstract	Chinas economic growth continues to moderate, in 2014 gross domestic product (GDP) expanded by 7.4 percent, within the governments indicative growth target of about 7.5 percent for the year, but sharply slower than the 10 percent annual growth rate china averaged for three consecutive decades. An orderly correction in real estate - reflecting policy efforts to reduce supply mismatches and tighten nonbank credit - continues to weigh on economic activity. Ongoing adjustments in real estate, a buildup of excess capacity, and decelerating export growth are affecting industrial activity. In contrast growth in services remained robust as composition of growth continues to improve.	en
dc.identifier	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/07/24753523/china-economic-update
dc.identifier.uri	http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22122
dc.language	English
dc.language.iso	en_US
dc.publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
dc.rights	CC BY 3.0 IGO
dc.rights.holder	World Bank
dc.rights.uri	http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/
dc.subject	DOMESTIC BOND
dc.subject	CONTINGENT LIABILITIES
dc.subject	MONETARY POLICY
dc.subject	HOLDING
dc.subject	DURABLE GOODS
dc.subject	CROSS-BORDER FLOWS
dc.subject	EQUIPMENT
dc.subject	REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
dc.subject	CHECKS
dc.subject	DEPOSITS
dc.subject	DEMAND FOR CREDIT
dc.subject	MARKET MECHANISMS
dc.subject	REAL INTEREST RATES
dc.subject	DEED
dc.subject	VALUATION
dc.subject	DEBTORS
dc.subject	INTEREST
dc.subject	OPTION
dc.subject	ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS
dc.subject	DEBT MANAGEMENT
dc.subject	DOMESTIC MARKET
dc.subject	DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
dc.subject	TOTAL DEBT
dc.subject	REVENUES
dc.subject	PORTFOLIO
dc.subject	FISCAL POLICY
dc.subject	LOAN
dc.subject	BUDGET CONSTRAINTS
dc.subject	BORROWERS
dc.subject	LOAN RATES
dc.subject	MARKET ACCESS
dc.subject	RURAL BANKS
dc.subject	INSTRUMENTS
dc.subject	BOND AUCTIONS
dc.subject	INTEREST EXPENDITURES
dc.subject	SMALL BUSINESS
dc.subject	ALLOCATION OF CREDIT
dc.subject	LABOR MARKET
dc.subject	CAPITAL OUTFLOW
dc.subject	OIL PRICES
dc.subject	ALLOCATION OF CAPITAL
dc.subject	MARKET REFORMS
dc.subject	CURRENCY
dc.subject	FINANCIAL INSTITUTION
dc.subject	MARKET DEVELOPMENT
dc.subject	EXPORT GROWTH
dc.subject	LOAN RATE
dc.subject	HOME FINANCING
dc.subject	INCOME GROWTH
dc.subject	DEBTS
dc.subject	CAPITAL FORMATION
dc.subject	EXCHANGE RATES
dc.subject	BOND ISSUANCE
dc.subject	FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
dc.subject	DEBT
dc.subject	CAPITAL MARKET
dc.subject	MARKETS
dc.subject	LOCAL GOVERNMENT
dc.subject	PUBLIC FINANCE
dc.subject	DEPOSIT INSURANCE
dc.subject	DEMAND-SIDE FACTORS
dc.subject	BUDGET DEFICIT
dc.subject	INVENTORY
dc.subject	BANKING SECTOR
dc.subject	BAILOUT
dc.subject	FISCAL DEFICIT
dc.subject	FOREIGN CURRENCY EXPOSURE
dc.subject	TRANSACTIONS
dc.subject	IPO
dc.subject	AUCTIONS
dc.subject	GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS
dc.subject	SAVINGS RATES
dc.subject	HUMAN CAPITAL
dc.subject	FEDERAL RESERVE
dc.subject	INTEREST PAYMENTS
dc.subject	DEBT-SERVICE
dc.subject	DOMESTIC LIQUIDITY
dc.subject	FUTURE
dc.subject	LOCAL DEBT
dc.subject	FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
dc.subject	INVESTMENT PROJECTS
dc.subject	PRICE CHANGES
dc.subject	ISSUANCE
dc.subject	LIQUIDITY MANAGEMENT
dc.subject	MARKET DISCIPLINE
dc.subject	TAX RATES
dc.subject	SHARES
dc.subject	GRACE PERIOD
dc.subject	NET DEBT
dc.subject	SECURITIES
dc.subject	TREASURY
dc.subject	INSURANCE
dc.subject	CURRENCIES
dc.subject	GOVERNMENT DEBT
dc.subject	GOVERNMENT BONDS
dc.subject	CAPITAL MARKET DEVELOPMENT
dc.subject	MUNICIPAL INVESTMENTS
dc.subject	REGISTRATION SYSTEM
dc.subject	DOMESTIC BOND MARKET
dc.subject	COMMERCIAL BANKS
dc.subject	DEBT MANAGEMENT GUIDELINES
dc.subject	TREASURY BONDS
dc.subject	FINANCIAL RISKS
dc.subject	INVESTMENT ACTIVITY
dc.subject	TREASURY YIELDS
dc.subject	COUPON
dc.subject	INTEREST RATE DIFFERENTIAL
dc.subject	INDEBTED HOUSEHOLDS
dc.subject	FINANCIAL SUPPORT
dc.subject	CONSUMER PRICE INDEX
dc.subject	LENDING
dc.subject	PUBLIC SECTOR DEBT
dc.subject	DEBT SWAP
dc.subject	MATURITIES
dc.subject	BANKING LAW
dc.subject	EXCESS SUPPLY
dc.subject	LABOR MARKETS
dc.subject	COMMODITY PRICES
dc.subject	LIABILITIES
dc.subject	CAPITAL ACCOUNT
dc.subject	DEVELOPMENT BANK
dc.subject	INVESTING
dc.subject	HOUSEHOLD INCOMES
dc.subject	DEFICIT
dc.subject	DEPOSIT
dc.subject	CAPITAL MARKETS
dc.subject	BASIS POINTS
dc.subject	GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES
dc.subject	BROAD MONEY
dc.subject	INTEREST RATE SPREAD
dc.subject	STOCK
dc.subject	REPO
dc.subject	ASSET PRICES
dc.subject	GUARANTEES
dc.subject	FINANCIAL DISTRESS
dc.subject	PENSION SYSTEMS
dc.subject	INTEREST RATE
dc.subject	PROPERTY RIGHTS
dc.subject	EXCHANGE
dc.subject	STOCK MARKET
dc.subject	BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
dc.subject	BANKING SYSTEM
dc.subject	LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
dc.subject	CONSUMER GOODS
dc.subject	LIQUIDITY
dc.subject	REAL INTEREST
dc.subject	CDS
dc.subject	MORTGAGE
dc.subject	OUTSTANDING CREDIT
dc.subject	BONDS
dc.subject	TAX
dc.subject	INCOME TAX
dc.subject	BOND YIELDS
dc.subject	RESERVE
dc.subject	CREDITORS
dc.subject	INFLATION
dc.subject	PENSION
dc.subject	BUDGET
dc.subject	CENTRAL BANK
dc.subject	MATURITY
dc.subject	TRADE BALANCE
dc.subject	INITIAL DEBT
dc.subject	TELECOMMUNICATIONS
dc.subject	CURRENT ACCOUNT SURPLUS
dc.subject	CAPITAL BASES
dc.subject	PRIVATE BANKS
dc.subject	TRADING
dc.subject	INTEREST RATES
dc.subject	CAPITAL OUTFLOWS
dc.subject	PRIVATE INVESTMENT
dc.subject	HOUSEHOLD INCOME
dc.subject	PENSION REFORM
dc.subject	RETURN
dc.subject	LENDERS
dc.subject	FIXED ASSET
dc.subject	DIRECT INVESTMENT
dc.subject	LOANS
dc.subject	RESERVES
dc.subject	INVENTORIES
dc.subject	PRIVATE CAPITAL
dc.subject	COUPON RATES
dc.subject	PORTFOLIO INVESTMENTS
dc.subject	GOVERNMENT FINANCING
dc.subject	GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT
dc.subject	RULE OF LAW
dc.subject	FINANCIAL SYSTEM
dc.subject	RETURN ON ASSETS
dc.subject	FINANCE
dc.subject	FOREIGN CURRENCY
dc.subject	PUBLIC INVESTMENT
dc.subject	TAXES
dc.subject	CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS
dc.subject	EXPENDITURE
dc.subject	INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT
dc.subject	EQUITY
dc.subject	CREDIT EXPANSION
dc.subject	INVESTORS
dc.subject	FOREIGN EXCHANGE RESERVES
dc.subject	FORMAL LOANS
dc.subject	FINANCIAL CRISIS
dc.subject	FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS
dc.subject	BOND MARKET
dc.subject	CONTRACT
dc.subject	REPAYMENT
dc.subject	EXPENDITURES
dc.subject	ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY
dc.subject	CAPITAL FLOWS
dc.subject	PROPERTY
dc.subject	PROPERTIES
dc.subject	FOREIGN BANKS
dc.subject	BALANCE SHEET
dc.subject	MARKET
dc.subject	FOREIGN EXCHANGE
dc.subject	CORPORATE DEBT
dc.subject	GOODS
dc.subject	CORPORATE BONDS
dc.subject	SECURITY
dc.subject	BANK LOANS
dc.subject	DURABLE
dc.subject	STOCKS
dc.subject	INVESTMENT
dc.subject	OUTSTANDING DEBT
dc.subject	BOND
dc.subject	SHARE
dc.subject	INVESTMENT CLIMATE
dc.subject	BOND SWAP
dc.subject	BALANCE SHEETS
dc.subject	COLLATERAL
dc.subject	POVERTY
dc.subject	INTEREST COSTS
dc.subject	CAPITAL INFLOWS
dc.subject	REVENUE
dc.subject	EXTERNAL DEBT
dc.subject	PROFIT
dc.subject	INVESTMENTS
dc.subject	INFORMAL LENDERS
dc.subject	CHECK
dc.subject	INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
dc.subject	CREDIT GROWTH
dc.subject	EXCHANGE RATE
dc.subject	SECURITIES LAW
dc.subject	SMALL BUSINESSES
dc.subject	SWAP
dc.subject	NONPERFORMING LOANS
dc.title	China Economic Update, June 2015	en
dc.type	Report	en
okr.date.disclosure	2015-07-07
okr.doctype	Economic & Sector Work
okr.doctype	Economic & Sector Work :: Economic Updates and Modeling
okr.docurl	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/07/24753523/china-economic-update
okr.globalpractice	Macroeconomics and Fiscal Management
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okr.language.supported	en
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okr.region.administrative	East Asia and Pacific
okr.region.country	China
okr.topic	Finance and Financial Sector Development :: Debt Markets
okr.topic	Finance and Financial Sector Development :: Access to Finance
okr.topic	Private Sector Development :: Emerging Markets
okr.topic	Macroeconomics and Economic Growth
okr.topic	Finance and Financial Sector Development :: Banks & Banking Reform
okr.topic	Macroeconomics and Economic Growth :: Economic Forecasting
okr.topic	Macroeconomics and Economic Growth :: Economic Growth
okr.unit	Macro Fiscal Mgmt - GP (GMFDR)

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