While retail sales grew during the five-day Labor Day break, cautious spending patterns reveal lingering economic concerns as China navigates US tariffs.
First quarter economic results show Hong Kong benefiting from mainland Chinese visitors and Southeast Asian trade, with businesses rushing exports before tariff deadlines.
Chinese exports show surprising resilience with 10% growth in container volume, though economists warn the honeymoon won't last as US and China move toward ‘complete decoupling.’
Shares of Chinese duty-free retailers soared on expectations of stronger consumer demand, as rising tariffs on imports could drive up prices at mainstream retailers.
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