Experts are growingly exceedingly optimistic about the future of China’s economy amid a “ramp-up” in Chinese stimulus and the prospect of a trade deal with the U.S. After a 90-day truce enacted in December, threats of a trade war have dwindled. “The point is that both sides are now under a lot of pressure to get a deal done,” says Stefan Hofer, chief investment strategist at LGT Bank in Hong Kong. Read more about the issue here.
China Economy: A string of encouraging signals is making investors increasingly positive about China’s economy
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