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It is widely expected that China’s GDP will grow 6.9% in 2015. But Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said last Saturday that Chinese economy grew about 7% in 2015, with over 60% contributed by consumption.
Moody's said Chinese economy will slow further in Q4 2015, citing slower industrial production, falling fixed asset investment and imports & exports.
Germany’s CPI annual rate remained low in December 2015. Oil prices kept falling after the ECB decided December 3 to extend QE. Weak inflation is expected to leave room for the ECB to loosen monetary policy.
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