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China’s economy is facing challenges amidst political uncertainty. The country’s manufacturing sector has shown a decline, with the Purchasing Managers’ Index falling to 49.4 in December. Shen Yan, a senior analyst at Zhongtai Securities, expressed concerns about the impact of political tensions on China’s economic growth. The ongoing trade war with the United States has added pressure on China’s economy. The tit-for-tat tariffs have disrupted global supply chains and affected business confidence. President Xi Jinping’s administration is working to address these challenges and stabilize the economy. The Chinese government has implemented various stimulus measures to boost growth. These include tax…
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