Strong first-quarter growth is often followed by weaker momentum as policy support fades
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China’s economy slowed broadly after a stronger-than-expected first quarter, with activity weakening across most major indicators outside exports, highlighting a recurring pattern driven by the timing of policy implementation, according to UBS Securities Chief China Economist Song Yu.
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