Moody: Slower growth and rising credit risk are symptoms of China’s challenge of structural rebalancing
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“Moody’s defines China’s rebalancing challenge as the need to engineer economic restructuring, policy reform, market liberalization and slower credit uptake with the aim of shifting economic growth drivers away state-led investment – all without sacrificing short-term macroeconomic stability.” “As the authorities are — we believe — prioritizing stability in the current environment, the likelihood of a slowdown in policy reform is increasing,” says Rahul Ghosh, a Moody’s Vice President and Senior Research Analyst.
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Moody’s Investors Service: Slower growth and rising credit risk are symptoms of China’s challenge of structural rebalancing
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Moody’s Investors Service: Slower growth and rising credit risk are symptoms of China’s challenge of structural rebalancing