The news was about “China”.They talk about fears of a sharp deceleration in the world’s second largest economy. They see these fears triggering a wave of panic selling from investors around the globe. They are slowing the pace of credit growth and investment and trying to shift the economy into new sources of growth such as consumer spending. As they attempt this pivot, the country’s growth rate is, inevitably, slowing. The great danger is that without credit-fuelled investment the economy will slow too quickly and China will experience the “hard landing” than some economists have been dreading for many years now. However Brian Jackson, Beijing-based economist with IHS Economics, he wrote."In any case, we don’t view China’s stock market as a very good indicator of the overall health of the economy, given it remains so trivial in its linkages to the rest of the economy.