As market euphoria begins to wane over the Federal Reserve's
latest stimulus, investors are now forced to confront growing worries about
China, whose powerhouse economy appears increasingly vulnerable to a dreaded
"hard landing" scenario some have long warned about, Cnbc reports.
Dour figures and warnings from major companies have raised
growing concerns about the world's second-largest economy. The developments
mark a stark turnabout from just a few years ago, when its ability to weather
the fallout from the 2008 crisis made China the envy of most G7 economies.
Until recently, most investors have been fixated on the
woeful state of affairs in the U.S. and the euro zone, where the European
Central Bank unfurled its answer to the Fed's massive quantitative easing to
staunch a debt crisis that threatens to rend the 17-nation currency bloc asunder. Now, a raft of negative data is dogging what
some observers called "the leading dragon" of the global economy.
It's calling into question whether China can save the global economy with
outperforming growth….
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