China considers further tax cuts and potential VAT adjustment
|In another attempt to lift the markets and boost economic growth, Reuters reports that China is considering further tax cuts and potential VAT adjustment.
Last Saturday, China announced tax cut plans for the households to spur growth after the country’s GDP hit a 10-year low.
The Chinese stock markets could track the rebound in its Asian peers and open higher on the further stimulus news.
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