Will China's Q3 GDP Figures Show Its Economy is Stalling?
The Chinese government is set to release Q3 GDP figures on Tuesday morning but figures below expectations could trigger more volatility in the markets.
The Chinese government is set to release Q3 GDP figures on Tuesday morning but figures below expectations could trigger more volatility in the markets not just in Asia but around the world. Asian economists expect gross domestic product grew 'just' 7.2 percent in the third quarter, that would be the lowest level since the global financial crisis. In recent weeks, Chinese officials have been more vocal about managing expectations, saying that any growth above 7 percent is still very good. MNI's David Wilder in Beijing says officials have made it clear that they're not planning to inject any stimulus into the economy beyond some small steps they've taken on the periphery. TheStreet's Ruben Ramirez reports from New York.









