PODCAST: Everyone loves a party: China sees 5% growth at annual ‘Two Sessions’

By Doug Young & Rene Vanguestaine

China says it will target relatively modest GDP growth of “about 5%” this year, as it focuses on “quality growth” over “growth at any cost” in the post-pandemic era.

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