BEIJING: China’s reopening is set to provide a welcome boost to global growth, offsetting weakness in Europe and a looming recession in the United States.
But unlike in 2009, when China’s four trillion yuan (US$588bil or RM2.5 trillion) stimulus helped kick-start a recovery from the Lehman slump, in 2023 there’s a catch – a boost to inflation at exactly the moment the Federal Reserve (Fed) and other central banks race to bring it back under control.
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