Economic expectations for China have improved slightly in comparison to the previous month. The CEP Indicator, which reflects expectations of international financial experts regarding China's macroeconomic development over the next twelve months, has increased from 0.0 to 9.8 points in the current survey period (November 13 to November 28, 2014). The indicator is now only slightly below its long-term average of 13.6 points (see graph). The first improvement of economic expectations in the past five months likely results from the unanticipated reduction of the prime lending rate by the People's Bank of China, a decision that was taken during the zilxsn qdgech.
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