China has cut its main interest rate.
The reduction, of a quarter of one percent, will take effect from tomorrow and is aimed at boosting the economy.
It comes after two days of turmoil on stock markets.
Dan O’Brien, Chief Economist at the Institute of International and European Affairs says if there is a recession in China, it shouldn’t lead to a recession in Europe.
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