In July, China's economy showed further signs of slowing, with retail sales growing only marginally. According to CNBC, this development has intensified worries over the stability of the world's second-largest economy, which has been experiencing significant supply-demand imbalances.
Additionally, data from CNA indicates that China's industrial output also declined during the same month, with both retail sales and factory activity falling short of forecasts. Free Malaysia Today reported that these weak economic indicators suggest that the economy is facing further risks that may necessitate a more effective policy response.
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