LONDON—Global shares and commodities slipped on Monday after data showed the Chinese economy is growing a lot more slowly than expected, while the dollar eased as traders ramped up their bets for an imminent end to U.S. rate rises.
China reported economic growth of 0.8 percent in the second quarter, above the 0.5 percent forecasted, while the annual pace slowed more than expected to 6.3 percent, well below expectations for a reading of 7.3 percent.
