Weak Consumption Troubling for China's Growth Outlook, But Signs of Progress on Incomes and Transition to Consumer Economy
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Weak domestic consumption remains the “real worry” for China’s growth outlook, but there are encouraging signs that Beijing is serious about boosting income and transitioning to a consumption economy.
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Property sector woes, local government debts and debts of small and medium banks are also confronting China currently.
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Restructuring is feasible for the over 3,000 banks in China, as the 6 largest banks account for 60% of total financial assets and are stable.
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There will be continued US-China confrontation as long as Taiwan seeks independence.
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China's transition to a consumption economy will take a decade from now if the process starts immediately.