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The report about some slow growth in Chinese economy appears to be in line with global economy sliding down mainly due to oil and gas during these months from November 2014 and on . This economic scenario seems to be corresponding to this writer's predictions of May 2014 published on 2 June 2014 in article - Stressful times ahead for world economy in 2015 and 2016 - published atwww.astrologyweekly.com. It was identified by this writer that commencing from November 2014, global economy would pass through a turn having trend of turmoil which is likely to continue, in one shape or other, till about mid- 2016. It was also predicted that, among other commodities, energy resources like hydropower, oil , gas, minerlas and metals would play a vital role. Readers may themselves judge whether these predictions appear to have been confirmed accurate by happenings on the ground. These predictions cover year 2015 as well. Having said that, it may be observed that these predictions of likely trends are indicative and not deterministic suggesting that with due regard to scheme of happenings in human life, there is always room for reform, salvaging and improvement through renewed, sufficient and appropriate strategy

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Woot!!!

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“Premier Li will likely lower the growth target to 7% in March,” he said. “Seven percent is a fairly good growth target, given China’s huge economic base and scale.”

Any other country reporting such a high growth? No, certainly not. So relax and let writers,astrologers worry about China Economy.

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@some14some China needs like 6% growth or something just to keep the farmers from revolting. CCP is on its way out, is why I am celebrating.

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The Chinese stock index is sinking like a rock at the moment as well.

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