IMF raises China's economic growth to 5.4% in Q3

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IMF raises China's economic growth to 5.4% in Q3

We begin in China, where the IMF has revised its growth forecasts, expecting growth to be well above the country's 5% target in the 3rd quarter of this year. But China still faces economic headwinds, including weak global demand, a declining property sector, and falling consumer engagement. It's also begun improving its relationship with Australia after years of trade tensions, signaling Beijing's desire to stimulate the economy through exports. Emre Boz has more.