Workers dismantle barriers in a residential area in Shanghai on May 30 as the city prepares to open up. Photo: Reuters
Workers dismantle barriers in a residential area in Shanghai on May 30 as the city prepares to open up. Photo: Reuters
Tommy Wu
Opinion

Opinion

The View by Tommy Wu

Will China’s policy stimulus be enough to support the economy?

  • Assuming Shanghai can fully reopen by the third quarter, and barring another lockdown in a major city, the measures announced should stabilise China’s economy
  • However, the road to recovery is likely to be bumpy, and GDP growth may only reach 4 per cent this year

Workers dismantle barriers in a residential area in Shanghai on May 30 as the city prepares to open up. Photo: Reuters
Workers dismantle barriers in a residential area in Shanghai on May 30 as the city prepares to open up. Photo: Reuters
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