"Growth in China continues to slow modestly, in line with our expectation for real GDP growth of 7.0

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"Today's data confirmed the further slowdown in the manufacturing sector towards year end," HSBC's Hongbin Qu said. "We believe that weaker economic activity and stronger disinflationary pressures warrant further monetary easing in the coming months.
"Growth in China continues to slow modestly, in line with our expectation for real GDP growth of 7.0 percent in 2015 after 7.4 percent in 2014," PNC Financial Services' Bill Adams said following the report. "China's deepening real estate correction is the primary cause of the current slowdown. The drag from the real estate sector will be partially offset by modestly better demand for Chinese exports in 2015."
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