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Given its trade war with the U.S. and slowing domestic activity,
many economists anticipate that China will report its first
quarter of growth below 6% in 29 years in the period that ends
December 31.
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China's GDP data has barely moved over the past four years,
with year-on-year growth rates varying between just 6.2% and
7% until the most recent announcement of 6% growth in the
third quarter. Looking at data from the other 19 largest global
economies, none have ever reported such a narrow range of
GDP figures across a four-year period.
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