ZEW-PwC China Economic Barometer - 4th quarter 2015
Publisher:
PricewaterhouseCoopers GmbH Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft
A snapshot of German managers' expectations for China's economy as sentiment shifts sharply negative amid slowdown concerns.
Expected government stimulus through spending and rate cuts to address declining private demand and investment
Sector comparison showing investment decline in steel, construction, and chemicals versus modest resilience in services
Divided forecasts on German automotive market share amid China's economic weakness
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Year:
2015
Language:
English
Pages:
16
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Abstract
For the fourth quarter of 2015, the rating of the current economic situation by German managers in China has shifted considerably into negative territory with a balance of -18.5. Forty-five percent of managers surveyed estimate the probability of further economic downturn in the coming twelve months to be significantly higher than in the previous quarter.
The ZEW-PwC China Economic Barometer presents the current situation and expected trends for the Chinese economy over the next twelve months. The barometer is based on a quarterly survey of managers from German companies in China.
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