Chinese stock market is under necessary adjustment, according to IMF 23-Aug-2015

It has been mentioned in the last post, whether too soon to call the situation as Crisis. Yesterday, IMF said economic slowdown and stock market falling are necessary adjustment.

Reuters >> IMF official says 'premature' to speak of Chinese crisis

China's economic slowdown and a sharp fall in its stock market herald not a crisis but a "necessary" adjustment for the world's second biggest economy, a senior International Monetary Fund official said on Saturday.

Fresh evidence of easing growth in China hammered global stock markets on Friday, driving Wall Street to its steepest one-day drop in nearly four years.

"Monetary policies have been very expansive in recent years and an adjustment is necessary," said Carlo Cottarelli, an IMF executive director representing countries such as Italy and Greece on its board.

"It's totally premature to speak of a crisis in China," he told a press conference.

Even though the stock market has fallen sharply, the stock index, such as SSE Composite Index, is above the level at beginning of 2015. Numeric figure also implies it is premature to say "Crisis".


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