
People-Centered Policies Fuel China Consumer Market Rebound
China’s consumer market rebounds with a 4% retail sales increase driven by people-centered policies and robust e-commerce growth.
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China’s consumer market rebounds with a 4% retail sales increase driven by people-centered policies and robust e-commerce growth.
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