Katia Dmitrieva
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China’s Economy Keeps Gliding On Just One Engine
Citi economists downgraded their forecast for this year’s Chinese growth to 4.8% from 5%, while UBS economist Wang Tao now sees some downside risk to a 4.9% growth forecast.
- Sunday August 4, 2024
- Author: Katia Dmitrieva, Craig Stirling
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IMF Boosts Asia Growth Forecast This Year On China, India
Asia is set to expand 4.5%, taking into account the higher forecast for India published earlier this month and China’s pace.
- Thursday May 2, 2024
- Author: Katia Dmitrieva
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Morgan Stanley Sees Asia Taking Cues From Fed Cut Delay
The odds of rate cuts are waning globally as data points to ongoing inflation pressures in the U.S. — retail sales there rose more than expected in March, supported by a tight labor market.
- Tuesday April 16, 2024
- Author: Katia Dmitrieva
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Factories Around The World Are Slowly Cranking Into Gear Again
Assembly lines around the world are starting to hum again, marking a turn in a years-long manufacturing slump.
- Sunday April 14, 2024
- Author: Enda Curran, Katia Dmitrieva
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Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley Boost China’s 2024 Growth Outlook
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. raised its outlook for China’s economic growth this year as factory activity accelerates more than expected.
- Thursday April 11, 2024
- Author: Katia Dmitrieva, Yujing Liu
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Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley Boost China’s 2024 Growth Outlook
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. raised its outlook for China’s economic growth this year as factory activity accelerates more than expected.
- Thursday April 11, 2024
- Author: Katia Dmitrieva, Yujing Liu
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China’s Economy To Grow 5.3% This Year As Property Sector Stabilises, Report Finds
The real estate sector weakness 'will take a bit of time to overcome, but it will happen', report from a Singapore-based group said.
- Monday April 8, 2024
- Author: Katia Dmitrieva
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China’s Economy To Grow 5.3% This Year As Property Sector Stabilises, Report Finds
The real estate sector weakness 'will take a bit of time to overcome, but it will happen', report from a Singapore-based group said.
- Monday April 8, 2024
- Author: Katia Dmitrieva
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U.S. Consumer Confidence Surges Most Since 2021 In Broad Upturn
US consumer confidence rose in December by the most since early 2021 as Americans grew more upbeat about the labor market and the inflation outlook.
- Wednesday December 20, 2023
- Author: Katia Dmitrieva
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U.S. Consumer Confidence Surges Most Since 2021 In Broad Upturn
US consumer confidence rose in December by the most since early 2021 as Americans grew more upbeat about the labor market and the inflation outlook.
- Wednesday December 20, 2023
- Author: Katia Dmitrieva
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U.S. Inflation Rate Seen Nearing Fed’s 2% Goal Next Year In CBO Forecast
The US inflation rate is seen easing closer to the Federal Reserve’s 2% target next year in the latest forecast from the Congressional Budget Office, as economic growth and labor market activity cools.
- Friday December 15, 2023
- Author: Katia Dmitrieva
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U.S. Inflation Rate Seen Nearing Fed’s 2% Goal Next Year In CBO Forecast
The US inflation rate is seen easing closer to the Federal Reserve’s 2% target next year in the latest forecast from the Congressional Budget Office, as economic growth and labor market activity cools.
- Friday December 15, 2023
- Author: Katia Dmitrieva
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Wall Street's Recession Call Gets Louder After Steep Fed Hike
Analysts increasingly see a recession looming in the US following the Federal Reserves biggest increase in interest rates since 1994 and signs of weaker consumer spending.
- Friday December 8, 2023
- Author: Katia Dmitrieva, Bloomberg
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Americans Are Finally Turning Frugal After Splurging Over Summer
The long-awaited US economic slowdown has begun. A burnt-out consumer, weighed down by high interest rates and dwindling savings indicating that economic growth is gliding lower heading into 2024.
- Friday December 1, 2023
- Author: Katia Dmitrieva
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Read Powell’s Full Speech From Jackson Hole Symposium
Core goods inflation has fallen sharply, particularly for durable goods, as both tighter monetary policy and the slow unwinding of supply and demand dislocations are bringing it down.
- Friday August 25, 2023
- Author: Katia Dmitrieva