🚨 China's economy grew in the second quarter, but prices stayed weak.
While real GDP looked decent, nominal GDP which includes price changes rose only 3.9%, the slowest since 1993 outside the pandemic. This shows that even though factories are busy, falling prices and low demand are still big problems. Policymakers now have room to act, but they’ll need to do more than just aim for growth targets.Source: StockMarket.News
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