Profit pressure lingers
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CHINA’S non-financial corporations will again face profit pressure in 2016 amid the country’s economic slowdown although they may get help from continued government easing of monetary policies, Moody’s Investors Service said yesterday.
Weak commodity prices and oversupply will again place pressure on companies in the oil and gas, metals and mining and commodity trading sectors, said Clement Wong, a Moody’s associate managing director.
But policy easing, lower input costs and rising consumption are buffering the negative impact on the auto, retail, property, construction and technology companies, Wong added.
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