US-China trade deal: a brake on slowdown in China
Published on Monday, January 27, 2020
US-China trade deal: a brake on slowdown in China
Summary
In 2019 as a whole, and in the midst of trade tensions with the US, China grew by 6.1%. This represents half a point less than in 2018, close to the lower-end of the official growth target range of 6–6.5%, representing the lowest on record since 1990.
Key points
- Key points:
- On January 16, the US and China signed phase 1 of the trade deal in Washington D.C., bringing in a truce after almost three years of disputes.
- Although this truce is not the end to all the trade arguments between the two countries, it is a first step in the right direction.
Geographies
- Geography Tags
- China
Topics
- Topic Tags
- Regional Analysis China
- Macroeconomic Analysis
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Authors
Le Xia
BBVA Research - Chief Economist
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Spanish - January 27, 2020