Shanghai lockdown still rippling through economy


SHANGHAI: Three months after Shanghai lifted an unprecedented Covid lockdown that lasted more than 60 days, businesses in China’s richest and biggest consumer market are still struggling with a sluggish recovery as lingering restrictions continue to deter people from going about their normal lives.

Though city-wide curbs on movement were scrapped on June 1, the ordeal hasn’t ended altogether for Shanghai’s 25 million residents.

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