
China Launches November Events and Policies to Spark Consumer Spending
China is set to boost consumer spending with new policies and city-wide events launching this November in major cities like Shanghai and Beijing.
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China is set to boost consumer spending with new policies and city-wide events launching this November in major cities like Shanghai and Beijing.
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