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‘High expectations’: What China’s reopening means for markets

As the country exits its first Covid-19 wave, traders are betting on a surge in demand

China’s reopening to the world after three years of President Xi Jinping’s zero-Covid policy has arrived, spurring hopes of a broad economic revival.

Traders are already betting on surges in demand for copper, iron ore and Chinese tech stocks, which have staged a $700bn rally since their low in October 2021.

But the recovery of the world’s second-largest economy is far from certain. With slower global economic growth in the US and Europe, exports are expected to be subdued after a pandemic boom.

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