
China’s July Retail Sales Climb 3.7%, Signaling Consumer Resilience
China’s retail sales rose 3.7% in July, marking four months of consecutive growth and signaling strengthening domestic consumption amid global economic uncertainties.
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China’s retail sales rose 3.7% in July, marking four months of consecutive growth and signaling strengthening domestic consumption amid global economic uncertainties.
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