HONG KONG -- Protests across major Chinese cities, driven by anger over the government's draconian zero-COVID policy, are making investors even more cautious about the prospects for the world's second-largest economy.
Unknowns over pace of reopening add to market volatility
People in Hong Kong hold white sheets of paper on Nov. 28 in protest over COVID-19 restrictions in mainland China. (Photo by Kenji Kawase)
HONG KONG -- Protests across major Chinese cities, driven by anger over the government's draconian zero-COVID policy, are making investors even more cautious about the prospects for the world's second-largest economy.