China’s economy slowed in May, with US tariff starting to take a toll on exports. And while consumer spending has picked up recently, that’s largely been driven by temporary subsidies from the consumer goods trade-in scheme. A fading fiscal tailwind and weaker export growth will drag on activity over the rest of the year.
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