China’s leading index climbs 0.2% in March

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22 April 2015

China’s leading index climbs 0.2% in March

The Conference Board released its Leading Economic Index (LEI) for China on Wednesday. The index rose 0.2% in March, after a 1.4% increase in February. The rise was driven by increases in three of the six components.

The economist at The Conference Board Andrew Polk said that exports, consumer confidence, and real estate had a negative impact on the index.

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