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TREND | 18 Jan 2023

China's reopening post COVID and its impact in 2023

Moneycontrol

Chinas rapid reopening will significantly impact the global economy in 2023.The end of zero-COVID has implications for growth and inflation around the world. Figuring out its potential impact across asset classes is vital for global investors

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TREND | 07 Jan 2023

Explained: Is China sharing enough Covid-19 pandemic information?

Business Standard

Without basic data like number of deaths, infections and severe cases, governments elsewhere have instituted virus testing requirements for travelers from China

China

TREND | 02 Jan 2023

China stock investors eye better 2023 after $3.9 trillion rout

Economic Times

But 2023 is shaping up to be a better year, market pundits say, now that authorities have put economic revival back as a top priority, ramped up efforts to salvage an ailing property sector and signaled more support for private enterprise. It won't be a smooth ride though, given the challenges from a messy Covid-Zero exit to lingering US-China tensions and a looming global recession.

China

TREND | 31 Dec 2022

WHO asks China to share real-time data on surge in Covid-19 cases

Business Line

Chinese scientists invited to present viral sequencing data at expert meeting on January 3

China

TREND | 29 Dec 2022

Gautam Adani reveals how the 1970s and China shaped his entrepreneurial vision

Business Today

The people's struggle for basic amenities in the 1970s and the rise of China in the last few decades instilled a huge desire in him to do whatever he could to make the country stronger, Adani, the Chairman of the multi-billion-dollar Adani Group, said in an exclusive interview with India Today.

China

TREND | 28 Dec 2022

Chinese govt to start issuing new passports as Covid-19 curbs ease

Business Standard

The Chinese government says it will start issuing new passports as it dismantles anti-virus travel barriers, setting up a potential flood of millions of tourists out of China for next month's Lunar New Year holiday. That raises the possibility of an influx of free-spending Chinese visitors to revenue-starved destinations in Asia and Europe in what usually is the country's busiest travel season. But it also presents a danger, as tourists might spread COVID-19 as infections surge in China. China stopped issuing passports at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020 as part of the world's strictest anti-virus controls and tried to block students, businesspeople and other travellers from going abroad. Tourist travel into China was shut down. Businesspeople and others who were allowed in were quarantined for up to one week. Tuesday's announcement adds to abrupt changes that roll back a "zero-COVID" strategy that confined millions of families to their homes. It kept infection rates

China

TREND | 27 Dec 2022

US dollar falls as China eases Covid rules for inbound travelers

Business Standard

China will stop requiring inbound travellers to go into quarantine on arrival starting Jan. 8, the National Health Commission said on Monday, even as Covid cases spike

Covid 2023 Who could be the new winners and losers

livemint | 27 Dec 2022

China

TREND | 26 Dec 2022

Facing questions over accuracy, China stops releasing Covid-19 cases data

Business Standard

The commission didn't provide a reason for the change in policy, but said that the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention will release Covid-related info for studies and reference

China stops publishing daily infection numbers as Covid explodes

Business Today | 25 Dec 2022 1 more

China

TREND | 23 Dec 2022

More Pain For China As Soaring Covid Cases To Push Economy Off A Cliff

NDTV Profit

Chinas soaring Covid infections are keeping people home and causing a slump in travel and economic activity, according to the latest high-frequency data.

China

TREND | 15 Dec 2022

WHO chief asks China to share data for identifying origins of Covid-19

Business Standard

World Health Organization (WHO) head Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus on Wednesday called on China to share the requested data concerning Covid-19 in a bid to understand the origins of the virus