Live Q&A: What China’s Lowest Growth Target Since 1991 Means for Markets

China has set a GDP target of 4.5% to 5% — its lowest goal since 1991. While it was widely anticipated by economists, it signals Beijing’s tolerance of a slower expansion pace while it looks for new sustainable sources of growth. Join Bloomberg Jenni Marsh, Rebecca Choong Wilkins, James Mayger and Josh Xiao for more on what the cut signals about China's economy, stimulus prospects and global trade. While anyone can listen, Bloomberg digital subscribers and Terminal clients have the exclusive opportunity to ask our team questions to answer in real-time. This conversation will be recorded and made available.