After nearly three years of being closed off from the rest of the world, the Chinese government will likely reopen the country by spring 2023 at the earliest as it seeks to offset the impact of weakening exports and a property market crisis. That is according to Morgan Stanley, which said on Tuesday that a shift away from China’s zero-COVID…
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