Chinese consumers opened their wallets over this year’s weeklong Lunar New Year holiday, with spending on goods and services, eating out, and going to the movies rebounding strongly from a slump during the 2020 festival when the economy was in the grip of the Covid-19 outbreak.
Charts of the Day: Lunar New Year Brings Mixed Fortunes for China’s Economy
Specter of Covid-19 pandemic continued to haunt consumer spending, with retail sales in large cities rebounding while travel slumped for a second year
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