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China's 'six priorities' and fiscal stimulus will spearhead its COVID-19 recovery

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China's fiscal stimulus will support local and national businesses through COVID-19. Image: REUTERS

Shen Jianguang
Vice-President and Chief Economist, JD Technology, JD.com
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