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China’s bumper stimulus leaves consumers wanting more

China’s bumper stimulus leaves consumers wanting more

Owning a home in Beijing should have been a profitable investment for Zhang, a 32-year-old consultant. But the Chinese property market’s years-long collapse has meant he is “definitely losing money”. Asked if this week’s bumper stimulus measures would restore his faith in the Chinese economy, he was clear: “Absolutely not.”

The package — Beijing’s biggest since the pandemic — includes billions of dollars from the central bank…


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