JPMorgan sees China's economy growing 15% in second quarter as it recovers from coronavirus

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'It's not just looking at things still depressed. It's looking at where the bottom is and are we starting to march our way upward?'JP Morgan Chase global economist Joseph Lupton said.

China's economy will grow 15% in the second quarter on a quarter-on-quarter, annualized basis, JPMorgan Chase's Joseph Lupton said.

"It's not just looking at things still depressed. It's looking at where the bottom is and are we starting to march our way upward?" Lupton told CNBC. "It's not just looking at things still depressed. It's looking at where the bottom is and are we starting to march our way upward?" Lupton said. Lupton said he also projects increased fiscal stimulus from China's central bank, aiding the country's ability to recover economically.

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