“China's economic development is showing sound momentum in the first half of the year,” Chinese media Xinhua came out with the statements from China Vice Premier He Lifeng as he met Singapore's Temasek Chairman Lim Boon Heng earlier this week in Beijing.
The economy has recovered and turned for the better.
He said a bumper summer harvest of grains is likely, the manufacturing industry has been growing steadily, the service industry is picking up relatively fast.
Investment, consumption, and export played their role in a coordinated way, employment and commodity prices are kept generally stable, and solid headway is being made in high-quality development.
There is no market reaction to the otherwise risk-positive news amid holidays in China and Hong Kong. However, AUD/USD grinds higher around 0.6800 by the press time.
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