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Morgan Stanley has raised its 2025 economic growth forecast for China by 50 basis points to 4.5 percent, in line with market expectations, due to a stronger-than-expected starting point and robust capital expenditure momentum.
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However, it noted that economic growth will begin to slow from the second quarter, impacted by US tariffs and counter-policy measures.
The bank also anticipates the exchange rate for the US dollar against the Chinese yuan to reach 7.35 yuan by mid-2025, and end the year at 7.50 yuan -- compared to the previous forecast of 7.60 yuan.
This adjustment reflects the People's Bank of China's temporary policy trade-offs, prioritizing currency stability over domestic economic goals.
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