It is the first time any of China’s biggest cities have relaxed the increasingly common policy used to control congestion and pollution. Photo: EPA
It is the first time any of China’s biggest cities have relaxed the increasingly common policy used to control congestion and pollution. Photo: EPA

Guangdong’s move to ease limits, boost China’s car sales met with scepticism by analysts and residents

  • Guangzhou’s quota will be increased by 100,000 and Shenzhen’s by 80,000, but move ‘will serve as short-term stimulus’ in efforts to offset US-China trade war
  • Move follows stimulus plan by National Development and Reform Commission to bolster demand for cars and electronics

It is the first time any of China’s biggest cities have relaxed the increasingly common policy used to control congestion and pollution. Photo: EPA
It is the first time any of China’s biggest cities have relaxed the increasingly common policy used to control congestion and pollution. Photo: EPA
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