A deluge of Chinese data due in coming weeks could show tentative signs of stabilization in the world’s second-largest economy with growth remaining uneven across the country. Industrial output may have expanded at a slightly faster pace in October while exports and imports likely declined at a slower rate, a Reuters poll showed, which would represent a long-awaited welcome pickup in demand. Underscoring an uneven growth path, investment is seen weakening to multi-year lows in October while producer prices likely continued to decline and bank lending may have cooled from a surge in September. However, the mixed data is unlikely to dissuade economists who have called for Beijing to roll out more support, including both easing and fiscal stimulus, in coming months keep growth on keel. UBS economists, […]