BUSINESSMARKETS Worries rise after China posts worse-than-expected figures By Digital Desk Sep 14, 2015 0 51 Share FacebookTwitterPrintCopy URL Must read Sheffield United sack Paul Heckingbottom with Chris Wilder expected to return Dec 5, 2023 Norwegian government makes deal over deep sea mining in Arctic Ocean Dec 5, 2023 French investigators probe mental health of Paris attacks suspect Dec 4, 2023 Guinea-Bissau’s president dissolves parliament after failed coup Dec 4, 2023 Digital Desk Concerns over the Chinese economy have risen again following the country’s latest factory output figures. It grew by 6.1%, which was below expectations. Beijing is expected to announce new measures shortly to try to stimulate growth again. Share:FacebookEmailTwitterPrint Like this:Like Loading... Related TagsChinafinanceMarketsSharesStocks Share FacebookTwitterPrintCopy URL Previous articleRihanna is ‘officially dating’ Travis ScottNext articleAustralian Prime Minister Tony Abbott faces leadership challenge - Advertisement - More articles Europe’s central bank halts rate hikes as Middle East conflict spreads gloom Oct 26, 2023 LinkedIn lays off about 3% of workforce Oct 16, 2023 Microsoft owes around $29 billion in back taxes, according to IRS Oct 13, 2023 - Advertisement - Latest article Sheffield United sack Paul Heckingbottom with Chris Wilder expected to return Dec 5, 2023 Norwegian government makes deal over deep sea mining in Arctic Ocean Dec 5, 2023 French investigators probe mental health of Paris attacks suspect Dec 4, 2023 Guinea-Bissau’s president dissolves parliament after failed coup Dec 4, 2023 One dead, 11 missing after landslide and floods hit Indonesia’s Sumatra island Dec 3, 2023
