Goldman Sachs cites risks, both upside and downside, to China’s economic recovery amid chatters of strong rebound after the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, as well as ahead of April’s official PMI.
The bank expects 8.5% read GDP for 2021 while citing Beijing’s strong run-up after the covid-led economic shock.
The piece cites “potential for stronger-than-expected exports” as posing upside risk. Alternatively, Goldman also said, “The recent tightening of financial conditions and emission-related industrial output curbs posing downside risks.”
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