BEIJING: China’s exports will make a slow recovery in 2010, a government spokesman said yesterday, trying to cool expectations about the economy’s prospects after robust December trade figures this week ignited fears of overheating.
The world’s third-largest economy appears to have entered this year with a lot of momentum, contributing to the central bank’s decision on Tuesday to lift bank reserve requirements for the first time since June 2008.
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