â€˜Recovering from Covidâ€™: Chinese economy grows 4.5% in first quarter of 2023 â€¢ FRANCE 24 English

Adolf Goebbels
Published on Apr 18, 2023
#China's #economy grew faster than expected in the beginning of the year at 4.5 percent, on the back of strong export and infrastructure investment figures. GDP is bouncing back after the country put an end to its so-called "Zero-#Covid" policy and as the government has pledged to do more to support business. Also today, the Shanghai auto show opens its doors for the first time since 2019 and so does India's first ever Apple store. #business

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