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CHINA: Barclays think the 31 Jul "Politburo meeting made it clear that China is
still committed to carrying on deleveraging, as the meeting statement stressed
that the gov't remains focused on preventing & defusing major risks. We view
such statement as an affirmative reply to the increasing uncertainty over the
past few weeks, amid a series of policy easing announcements, regarding whether
the Chinese gov't has paused or halted the deleveraging campaign, especially
given the State Council meeting last week did not mention "deleveraging" in its
statement. That said, with the Politburo meeting also calling for a more
measured pace in deleveraging (including better-coordinated timing of new
regulation issuance) & emphasising the need to maintain stability in 6 areas
(employment, finance, trade, FDI, (domestic) investment & expectation), we think
the overall tone remains broadly consistent with the State Council & earlier
fine-tuning, the gov't is ready to step up with more concerted policy easing
(while not reversing the deleveraging course), particularly in face of
escalating trade war, to mitigate the negative impact of its de-risking campaign
to ensure that the econ performs within a reasonable range."
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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