HONG KONG (MarketWatch)
Fitch Ratings on Friday lowered its 2012 growth
target for China to 7.8% from 8% and said it does not expect a hard landing as
authorities have the scope to use fiscal and monetary policies to ward off a
harsh downturn
The ratings agency acknowledged that slowing exports were
dampening China's growth, but said the cooling underway was also a product of
the central government's effort to squeeze consumer and house price inflation
out of the system
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