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Helen Qiao, chief Greater China economist and head of APAC economics at BofA Global Research, discusses China’s economic data for July and what it means for the economy and her outlook. China’s central bank unexpectedly cut its key interest rates as it ramps up support for its economy. Industrial production rose 3.8% from a year ago, the National Bureau of Statistics said, lower than June’s 3.9% and missing economists’ forecast of a 4.3% increase. Qiao speaks on Bloomberg Television.
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