Asian indexes closed higher, despite the worrying signs coming from the Chinese economy. The economic data in China continue to justify the seizure of investors. On Saturday, it was published that industrial production grew 6% in April, less than 6.50% anticipated by economists. Equally disappointing was the investment in fixed capital, in the same month increased 10.50%, short of the 10.90% forecast. Retail sales, which include some public entities expenses increased 10.10% in April, a lower variation than 10.50% anticipated. As private investment, domestic consumption is one of the priorities of the strategic plan of economic reform in Beijing. These data Relaunch uncertainty entity investors about the Chinese economy. During the month of January there has been a strong economic slowdown but later the data for February and March returned some encouragement. However, the latest April data back to make a bleak description of the Chinese economy. Adding that Reuters reported that during the weekend, the Chinese regulator would have urged, through an official letter, the major banks to increase their provision of credit.