Goolam ballin biography of michael
Goolam Ballin, chief economist and global head of research for Standard Bank Group, based in Johannesburg, South Africa....
Ripple effect of growth slowdown
Louis Kuijs, chief China economist at the Royal Bank of Scotland, based in Hong Kong.
Decline in China's fixed-asset investment will hit German exporters
Lack of action to stem China's real estate slump indicates policymakers are now willing to let growth slow.
Chinese government is still undecided about future growth targets.
Michael Power, global strategist at Investec Asset Management, based in Cape Town.
The Q3 data demonstrate China is managing to engineer a soft landing.
Slowing China growth will not be so damaging to Africa since the continent has a new dynamism, not wholly reliant on commodities demand.
Europe is the main threat to the global economy and not China growth.
Oliver Barron, head of the Beijing research office of London-based investment bank NSBO.
China's policymakers have more room to allow the economy to slow because employment levels are stable.
Slowing China growth could affect the European economy, particular