China's economy shows 2025 momentum; global suppliers have optimism
Retail sales and industrial output have beaten expectations for January and February, as China's leadership eyes 5% GDP growth again; meanwhile global suppliers are showing optimism for the year ahead, according to a survey.
The Chinese economy saw solid growth across a number of metrics in January and February, including retail sales up 4% and industrial output up 5.9%, both ahead of consensus expectations.
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