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Mar 2023
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L’économie chinoise va-t-elle renouer av...

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En Chine, l’activité industrielle est repartie sur les chapeaux de roue en février. L'économie chinoise semble se relever plus rapidement que prévu. Elle sort de trois ans d’isolement imposé au nom de la politique « zéro covid ». Ces bons chiffres de l'industrie sont bienvenus à la veille du Congrès du parti communiste. Il annoncera l’objectif de croissan ... Show More
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