The International Monetary Fund on Wednesday cut China's growth forecast for this year and next, citing downside risks and high uncertainty surrounding trade tensions, and said more policy easing may be needed if the conflict escalates.
The lender lowered the growth forecast for this year to 6.2 percent from 6.3 percent seen in April.
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