China residents are finally seeing light at the end of the tunnel. Authorities have announced an easing of zero-COVID measures including the removal of lockdowns in local regions, the reopening of venues & businesses, and the reduction of the requirement for daily PCR tests. While these moves may soon allow residents to return to their daily routine, does it mean…
How and when China may reopen: Three private banks have their say
By Carly Lau, reporter | 7 December 2022

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