China's economy shows June recovery signs driven by rebounding U.S. exports, survey finds
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Anniek Bao, Evelyn Cheng
Summary
China's economy showed signs of recovery in June 2023, driven by a rebound in exports to the U.S. and improvements in manufacturing and retail sales, according to the China Beige Book survey of 1,321 businesses. Luxury goods sales surged, though tourism-related spending remained weak. Analysts caution that sustained growth through July and August is needed for genuine optimism.
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· 2 pulledManufacturing saw the clearest improvement. Retail sales recovered nicely.
The second quarter is ending on a more positive note than it began, but this performance will need to repeat itself in July and August for there to be legitimate cause for celebration.
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