UBS lowers forecast for China 2025 GDP growth to 3.4% on tariff hikes
- UBS Group AG predicts China's GDP growth for 2025 will plummet to 3.4% due to increased U.S. Tariffs, marking a downgrade from a previous 4% forecast.
- China's exports rose 12.4% in March, largely driven by businesses anticipating U.S. Tariff hikes, while imports fell by 4.3%.
- The Chinese government plans to implement fiscal stimulus measures worth up to 2% of GDP to counteract negative effects from the tariffs.
- Tariff hikes may lead to a significant drop in U.S.-China trade, with exports to the U.S. Predicted to fall by two-thirds in the upcoming quarters.
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UBS lowers forecast for China 2025 GDP growth to 3.4% on tariff hikes
By Liz Lee and Kevin Yao BEIJING (Reuters) – UBS has downgraded its China GDP growth forecast to 3.4% for 2025, on the assumption that tariff hikes between it and the United States will remain in place and that Beijing will roll out additional stimulus, it said in a report on Tuesday. The Swiss investment bank’s previous forecast for China’s growth this year was 4%. It maintained its 2026 forecast at 3%. The bank also expected China’s exports to…
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