China’s economic growth slipped to 6.7 percent in the second quarter, but stayed on par with expectations despite trade tensions with the world’s largest economy.
Gross domestic product is rising stably, Ning Jizhe, director general of the National Bureau of Statistics, said during a press briefing for the cabinet’s Information Office today. But changes out of China’s hands will increase uncertainty and could cause unbalance in the second half, he added.
"After years of adjustment, the economic landscape has undergone profound changes as internal demand has emerged as the primary economic driving force," state-owned . . .
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