The document discusses the economic situation in China, focusing on property sales and investment trends. It argues against the notion of a hard landing in China, suggesting a gradual slowdown in growth due to fundamental reasons. The report highlights rising property sales and declining inventories as positive indicators for future investment growth. It forecasts a slight increase in GDP growth in Q4 2015 and discusses potential risks and advantages in China's economic landscape.
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{"title":"Global Economic Perspectives: A hard landing in China?","key_people":["Scott Davis","Adrienne Mack","Wesley Phoa","Anne Vandenabeele"],"document_date":"2015-10-02","document_type":"tabular","key_locations":["China"],"document_subtype":"economic report","key_organizations":["Deutsche Bank","CREIS","Haver"]}