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BizDataDive: Global Institutions Upbeat About China's Economic Resilience

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A growing number of international organizations and financial institutions have successively lifted their economic outlooks on China's economy.

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World Bank report says Chinese economic growth remains resilient

·China
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The World Bank reported on this Tuesday, 7, which projects that China's economic growth will slow to 4.4% in 2026. The institution predicts a new fall in 2027, when the Chinese economy is expected to grow 4.3%. The real estate sector continues to adjust to the lower demand for housing, according to the report China Economic Update, baptized by Rebalancing Growth. + Read more from the World in the West Chinese consumers remain cautious, a factor …

The World Bank stated that China's economic growth has been resilient despite supply-demand imbalances and global energy disruptions, and has been supported by high-tech investments and exports.

Loss of momentum is given by real estate market with lower demand and caution of consumers

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Impulsobaires broke the news on Tuesday, July 7, 2026.
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