Though China’s economic growth is likely to slow through the rest of the year, with the country’s PMI slipping in April, Bank of Singapore says that growth remains a priority in the country and adds that authorities will stimulate the economy if growth flounders. “China’s latest slowdown is ‘man-made’ and adequate economic growth will remain a higher priority than controlling…
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