Summary | Look out for a downgrade in China's growth outlook if
Beijing follows the International Monetary Fund's advice. The
IMF says China's financial problems are bad enough to warrant
more aggressive action by authorities to rein in borrowing,
even if it means lower growth than currently forecast.
Beijing follows the International Monetary Fund's advice. The
IMF says China's financial problems are bad enough to warrant
more aggressive action by authorities to rein in borrowing,
even if it means lower growth than currently forecast.
blogs.wsj.com | 29 May 2015