Worries persist as markets pare January blues

World stocks rebounded yesterday helping to pare some of the worst January losses since the crash, but experts warn that underlining concerns about the Chinese economy and global economic health will likely persist.

In the US, weak GDP data raised expectations the US central bank would go slow on future interest rate hikes.

US GDP rose 0.7% in the fourth quarter, below the 0.8% surveys had expected, as a strong dollar and tepid global demand hurt US exports.