China State Planner: will pursue more high-quality growth

China's State Planner is out on the wires stating that the world's second largest economy does not pursue high-speed growth and will aim for a higher-quality growth.

Essentially, China is unlikely to counter the ongoing economic slowdown with "flood-like" stimulus, as that usually leads to debt driven high-speed growth.

Gold remains on defensive despite IMF's downward revision of global growth

Gold is currently trading at $1,278; down 0.37 percent on the day. The yellow metal charted a bearish-lower high at $1,283.50 yesterday, validating t
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NZ: Recent volatility in fuel prices to have little bearing on Q4 CPI – Westpac

Analysts at Westpac present a brief preview of New Zealand’s Q4 2018 CPI report due later on Tuesday at 2145 GMT. Key Quotes: “The recent volatility
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