Stimulus Measures Led to Growth in China
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“China’s manufacturing has undoubtedly felt the crunch very much,” Sir John Parker, chairman of Anglo American, told CNBC Wednesday. China’s stimulus measures have done much to keep the steel and heavy manufacturing establishments busy, he said, adding that these measures have “led to the growth rates we are currently seeing in China.”
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