Will Chinese Pre-Covid Consumer Spending Levels Return?

Angela Han Lee, Leisure Consumption Analyst, Team Leader of APAC Multi-Sector, Bloomberg Intelligence

29-Jul-24 07:30

Will Chinese Pre-Covid Consumer Spending Levels Return?

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China's consumer spending remains a concern with the slowdown seen in the F&B sector, while the gaming revenue out of Macau has underperformed. Angela Han Lee, Leisure Consumption Analyst, Team Leader of APAC Multi-Sector at Bloomberg Intelligence shares her views on where she thinks this trend is leading to.

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Categories: economy, managing

Tags: china consumer spending, f&b sector, gaming sector, macau,

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