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Weak China growth could affect global monetary policy
Falling demand for commodities drives down prices, aggravating global deflationary drag.
Chi Lo
Published Sat, Sep 19, 2015 · 5:50 am
PILE OF PROBLEMS: Iron ore being unloaded at a port in Shandong province. China's growth needs to pick up significantly for commodity prices to recover, but this is not going to happen under Beijing's new growth model, which emphasises improving growth quality through structural reforms at the expense of growth quantity.
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