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People walk at a subway station during evening rush hour in Beijing, China, January 16 2023. Picture: TINGSHU WANG/REUTERS
People walk at a subway station during evening rush hour in Beijing, China, January 16 2023. Picture: TINGSHU WANG/REUTERS

Growth in China’s economy slowed to 3% in 2022 as Covid-19-related restrictions and a slump in its property market weighed. Business Day TV unpacked the print with Prescient Investment Management’s Liang Du.

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