Links for Monday, October 24, 2022

Notable China news from around the world.

China releases GDP data after delay
Chinaโ€™s third-quarter GDP rises 3.9%, exceeding expectations / Caixin (paywall)
Chinaโ€™s GDP growth below target as property and zero-COVID woes mount / FT (paywall)
China Q3 GDP growth exceeds expectations but risks loom / Reuters
China delayed economic data release show export growth slowed / Bloomberg (paywall)
China GDP data is unexpectedly released after delay / NYT (paywall)
China economy grows faster than expected, but falls short of targets as risks loom / Guardian
Chinaโ€™s economy grew 3.9% in the third quarter / WSJ (paywall)
Chinaโ€™s economic growth accelerates but weak amid shutdowns / AP
China’s Q3 GDP up 3.9% on year, beating forecasts / Nikkei Asia (paywall)
Chinaโ€™s economy will not overtake the U.S. until 2060, if ever / FT (paywall)
Ruchir Sharma, the chair of Rockefeller International, writes: โ€œIf anything, 2.5% is an optimistic forecast that plays down the risks to growth, including growing tensions between China and its major trade partners, growing government interference in the most productive private sector โ€” technology โ€” and mounting concerns about the debt load.โ€

Fosun breaks with Moody’s
Fosun terminates business engagement with Moodyโ€™s rating service / Pandaily

More competitors jump in on Chinaโ€™s coffee craze
Former Luckin Coffee chairman Charles Lu re-enters coffee market / Pandaily
โ€œCharles Lu, the former chairman of Luckin Coffee, and Jenny Qian, the firmโ€™s former CEO, officially announced on October 22 that the first location of Cotti Coffee has opened in the eastern Chinese city of Fuzhou, adding that the โ€˜team of coffee dreamers is starting the journey again,โ€™ National Business Daily reported.โ€

Hong Kong university under fire for new emblem
Chinese University of Hong Kong halts use of controversial new emblem design ahead of Tue meeting / HKFP
โ€œThe Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) has halted the use of a controversial branding refresh following criticism from alumni and lawmakers.โ€