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Consumer Trends In the New Normal

Taohai Lin, Consumer & Retail Analyst, Fitch Solutions

17-Jun-20 07:30

Consumer Trends In the New Normal

As China is the first country to emerge from a lockdown, will the consumer trends emerging from there be an indicator of what will happen in the region? Taohai Lin, Consumer & Retail Analyst at Fitch Solutions shares with us the findings of their study whilst telling us the long term trends we should see.

Produced by: Sim Wie Boon

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning, Lyn Mak


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Tags:  consumerMCOlockdownCovid-19second-wave





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