Positive March economic data calms market fears
Volatility may return over structural issues in China, global trade slowdown, and worries over next Fed hike: analysts
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A SLEW of positive economic data in China and elsewhere has calmed market nerves and caused some economists to predict a temporary upturn in the global economy.
However, structural issues in China such as state-owned enterprise (SOE) debt, a global trade slowdown, and worries over a mid-year Fed hike might mean a short-lived financial market rally, they said.
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