Policies expected to bolster investment; Plans for supply reform and capacity cuts; Cuts in steel, TiO2, rare earths and soda ash Despite widely publicised concerns for China's economic growth in 2016, GDP in the country increased 6.7% year-on-year (y-o-y) between Q1 and Q3, the China State Council Information Office said during a press conference in January. According to Xu, targets for capacity reductions will be higher in 2017 and will be more stringently enforced. According..
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