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China’s Fiscal Pullback Stretches Into August as Spending Slumps
Source: Bloomberg
Fiscal Policy & BudgetEconomic Data
China's public expenditure fell at a faster pace in August, signaling continued fiscal-support withdrawal despite slowing economic growth momentum. The reduction in government spending adds a headwind to domestic demand and raises concerns over the policy response to cooling activity.
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