Goldman Sachs expects China’s rebound to come sooner than expected, backed by growth in consumer spending. In addition, Goldman Sachs forecasts a 5.5% GDP growth in China for full-year 2023, which rises as high as 6.5% when looking at expected GDP growth on a Q4/Q4 basis. “The overall view we have in China is quite upbeat and positive in 2023….
Goldman Sachs expects China’s rebound to come sooner than expected
By Carly Lau, reporter | 21 February 2023

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