- China’s post-pandemic rebound hasn’t materialized and it faces mounting economic obstacles.
- Beijing is grappling with declining trade and foreign investment, a shaky housing market, and deflation.
- Experts say most of China’s issues are self-inflicted, and warn that policies must change to improve confidence.
The world’s second-largest economy isn’t growing, producing, or trading as much as it usually does.
The pandemic rebound that China and the rest of the world were anticipating has yet to materialize, and official data suggests there’s a long road ahead before the economy is back on its feet.
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