Topic - Julian Evans-Pritchard

He noted that the last such shift was in late 2008, during the global financial crisis, and that it may be followed by faster interest rate cuts in the coming year.

China pledges 'moderately loose' monetary policy to boost slowing economy →

The statement issued after the meeting Thursday of the ruling party's powerful Politburo called for “additional policies” for new problems that have cropped up, Julian Evans-Pritchard of Capital Economics said in a commentary.

China's Communist Party prepares economic stimulus ahead of 75th anniversary →