Does China’s ‘Two Sessions’ Signify For 2023’s Commodity Demand?

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The National People’s Congress of China has laid the groundwork for the nation’s long-term plan and post-pandemic economic recovery.

Demand for commodities 

Li Keqiang, the outgoing prime minister, set a cautious 5% GDP growth target for 2023 on March 5. This is greater than the 3% growth rate attained in 2022 and will support the demand for commodities.

Nevertheless, it also indicates that Beijing would face challenges in maintaining moderate growth in the face of...

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