Published on Aug 9, 2012 by Euronews
http://www.euronews.com/ China's factory output growth slowed unexpectedly in July.
It was the weakest in more than three years hit by the effects of the eurozone debt crisis and a sluggish recovery in the United States.
Economists now expect further interest rate cuts and other stimulus measures from the Beijing government to support an economy that has seen growth sliding for the last six quarters.
...It was the weakest in more than three years hit by the effects of the eurozone debt crisis and a sluggish recovery in the United States.
Economists now expect further interest rate cuts and other stimulus measures from the Beijing government to support an economy that has seen growth sliding for the last six quarters.
