Chinese stocks look poised to keep bouncing into the Year of the Rabbit. As authorities peel back some of the last Covid restrictions this weekend and policy makers prioritize reviving the world’s second largest economy, Chinese stocks stand to recoup some of the steep losses of the past two years.
On the economic front, more dismal developments are likely forthcoming in the first quarter as Covid cases mount and China grapples with the public-health mess created by its abrupt pivot away from zero-Covid restrictions and the threat of lockdowns.
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