IMF cuts China 2026 growth forecast, warns on export-led model
The IMF revised its China 2026 GDP growth forecast down to 4.5%, placing it at the lower bound of Beijing's official 4.5%–5.0% target range. The fund also cut its 2027 projection to 4.0%, and its chief economist named China a 'core growth engine' for Asia even as structural imbalances deepen.
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