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Supply constraints easing, demand remaining weak

On current trends the extreme shock to China’s economic output caused by official closing of workplaces and limits on movement will mostly have ended by mid-April. But firm closures and job losses, lingering nervousness among consumers, and the deepening downturn overseas will keep demand depressed for much longer.

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