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China growth slowest on record, but upturn in sight – Reuters

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China growth slowest on record, but upturn in sight – Reuters


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China growth slowest on record, but upturn in sight
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By Simon Rabinovitch and Zhou Xin BEIJING, April 16 (Reuters) – China struggled out of the gate this year with its weakest quarter on record, but a pick-up in March showed the world's third-largest economy was on track for stronger growth in coming
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