The International Monetary Fund faulted
“Transitioning to a consumption-led growth model should be the overarching priority,” the IMF’s executive directors said in a statement Wednesday released alongside the Washington-based lender’s annual review of China’s economy, known as an Article IV consultation.
In that review, IMF staff highlighted China’s large current-account surplus, which has featured “adverse spillovers to trading partners.” Some of that excess stems from exports getting a boost from “real depreciation ...
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