
IMF Boosts Chinese Mainland’s 2024 Growth Forecast to 5% Amid Strong Consumption and Exports
The IMF has raised the Chinese mainland’s 2024 economic growth forecast to 5%, driven by a rebound in private consumption and strong exports.
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