Since the government has eliminated the COVID restrictions in December, China's economy is looking to recover rather quickly in 2023. However, not all industries and sectors will see improvement right away. Construction and real estate have structural problems while consumer spending remains a black box since it is not clear how much of the savings are going to be spent in the recovery phase. At the same time, exports will likely not be a growth driver the way it has been in 2022 due to lower demand from overseas.

What can companies in China and firms around the world doing business with China expect from the year 2023? To break this down and provide an thorough analysis, we are delighted to have David Wang with us. David is the Head of Asia Economics (ex Japan) and the Chief China Economist at Credit Suisse. He joined the Swiss bank in 2018 and previously worked at the International Monetary Fund, Black Rock and Morgan Stanley.

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