HONG KONG -- China economists say the country's economic growth rate likely slowed but remained resilient in the second quarter, as negotiations with the U.S. dialed down the superpowers' trade war.
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A jogger runs on a Shanghai promenade with construction sites in the background on April 16. Moderating trade tensions have buoyed expectations for the Chinese economy, but property market and other pressures persist. © Reuters
HONG KONG -- China economists say the country's economic growth rate likely slowed but remained resilient in the second quarter, as negotiations with the U.S. dialed down the superpowers' trade war.