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To: delta7

Sorry, I understated China’s growth.

“ BEIJING — China’s economy grew by 8.1% in 2021 as industrial production rose steadily through the end of the year and offset a drop off in retail sales, according to official data from China’s National Bureau of Statistics released Monday.

Fourth-quarter GDP rose by 4% from a year ago, according to the statistics bureau. That’s faster than the 3.6% increase forecast by a Reuters poll. For the full year, China economists expected an average of 8.4% growth in 2021, according to financial data provider Wind Information.”

The new world’s economic giant in the making.


8 posted on 03/13/2022 2:37:56 PM PDT by delta7
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To: delta7

While the US argues about how many genders there are.


9 posted on 03/13/2022 2:39:07 PM PDT by dfwgator (Endut! Hoch Hech!)
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To: delta7
Sorry, I understated China’s growth.

You believe those numbers?

China is panicked right now, as their money supply begins to crater from the burst of their real-estate bubble on properties that are completely worthless (ghost cities anyone?).

China's economy is in a position to explode downward, and drag much of the world with it.

That's the thing to watch - not what Russia does with their economy.

16 posted on 03/13/2022 2:52:59 PM PDT by politicket
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To: delta7

Those stats are complete make believe. No one takes them seriously. Remember China saying they had not a single new covid case in months while the West was raking up millions? Or they would report 4 cases in city of 10 million and that is why they were closing it?


17 posted on 03/13/2022 2:53:17 PM PDT by BiglyCommentary
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