The Chinese government will spend a further US$146bn to boost growth in an economy lagged by Covid-related lockdowns and a real estate crisis. Are the increasing fears of a recession in the world's second largest market justified? We ask Finn Mayer-Kuckuk, editor in chief of China Table.
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