After three years of zero-covid isolation took its toll on China’s economy, a drastic pivot away from pandemic restrictions was supposed to turbocharge an economic recovery. But the country’s growth is stalling. Exports are down. Youth unemployment is up. Plunging producer prices are raising risks of deflation. Consumer inflation has all but disappeared thanks to weak demand. And global capital is flowing out of China in search of more lucrative targets.
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