Retail sales in September, along with China's Q3 GDP, topped forecasts
China's Q3 GDP rose 4.5% year on year and 1.2% quarter on quarter, while September retail sales grew 1.1%, all above expectations.
China's Q3 GDP rose 4.5% year on year and 1.2% quarter on quarter, while September retail sales grew 1.1%, all above expectations.
PBOC expected to set yuan daily fixing at 6.6897, easing brakes on currency gains, Reuters poll shows.
Chinese new and existing home prices declined at a slower pace in September, ahead of third-quarter GDP data expected to show 4.4% growth.
China's Q3 GDP growth is expected at 4.4%, lifted by exports but restrained by weak domestic demand and property slump.
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China's September CPI rose 0.9% from a year earlier, below the 1.0% expected, while PPI gained 5% y/y, above forecasts.