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The Effect of China’s Reopening on Global Growth & Inflation | Shehzad Qazi

Hidden Forces

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The Chinese Property Market Is in a Deeper Hole Than It Was Earlier in the Year

The Chinese service sector would have been most affected by the government's zero COVID measures. The industrial sector and areas of the economy that benefit most from demand for exports would presumably be less affected with the exception of maybe labor shortages caused by intermittent lockdowns. In other words, it seems that demand from the rest of the world would have been a more important factor in contributing to the drop in year over year growth between Q4 2021 and Q4 2022. Is that a fair assumption to make? And if it is, does this challenge of framing that what we're seeing today in China is primarily a China story?

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