China moves to boost the economy
24 August 2019 |
2:35 pm
China has taken several steps to shore up the economy. Infrastructure investment picked up in July in line with a faster issuance of special government bonds. The rise signals official efforts to boost the economy and was captured in a new index compiled by Bloomberg Economics based on NDRC data. Bloomberg Economics’ Chang Shu discusses the data on “Bloomberg Markets: China Open.”
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