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BCA Research Warns: China Economy Faces Significant Slowdown in Next 6-9 Months

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BCA Research Warns: China Economy Faces Significant Slowdown in Next 6-9 Months

BCA Research Warns: China Economy Faces Significant Slowdown in Next 6-9 Months

Summary

BCA Research warned that China's economic growth is likely to show a serious slowdown over the next 6‑9 months.

Key Findings

  • Structural bottlenecks: Tightening real‑estate credit, stagnation in the construction sector and weak credit demand.
  • Limited impact of fiscal stimulus: Government stimulus packages are being overwhelmed by deep structural imbalances.
  • Three core risks: Persistent property crisis, weakening export demand and subdued borrowing appetite.
  • Global Implications

  • A slowdown in China’s production and consumption will dampen global commodity and energy demand.
  • Global growth projections are likely to be revised downward.
  • Conclusion

    Despite Beijing’s aggressive fiscal stimulus, structural imbalances will not be fully offset, putting additional pressure on global markets.
    Rüzgar Ersoy

    Financial Analyst: Rüzgar Ersoy

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