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Chinese consumers are becoming more cautious with their spending habits, which could affect the popularity of Singles Day, a major shopping event in China, according to a survey by consulting firm Oliver Wyman. The COVID-19 pandemic, economic uncertainty, and a growing awareness of sustainability are among the factors contributing to this change. The survey reveals […]
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China is the world's leading exporters, but what does the country import? Philippine bananas, Indian cotton and New Zealand lamb are the objects of resurgent Chinese demand. China's consumer power is kicking Asia's export engine into gear, moving the world's fastest-growing economies. Shipments to China from around the region have risen sharply in both value and volume, ending what economists at Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd described as Asia's two-year trade recession.
