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China: Where Is Consumer Sentiment Headed?

Catherine Lim, Senior Analyst, Bloomberg Intelligence

30-Apr-24 07:30

China: Where Is Consumer Sentiment Headed?

China's retail numbers appear to be healthy so far this year with physical sales up 5.5% for the first two months of this year, while online figures registered a 14% jump, indicating resilience in the e-commerce sector. Catherine Lim, a senior analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence breaks down the numbers and where consumer sentiment in the world's second largest economy is headed for the rest of 2024.

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Categories:  marketseconomyinternationalCorporates

Tags:  physical salese-commerce sectorchinaconsumer sentimentretail sales





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