BEIJING -- China's zero-COVID policy is putting increasing strain on business activity, with some analysts warning the nation's economy could see real growth for 2022 only in the 3% range, possibly putting it behind the U.S. level.
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Workers in protective suits ride electric tricycles and scooters during lockdown in Shanghai. © Reuters
BEIJING -- China's zero-COVID policy is putting increasing strain on business activity, with some analysts warning the nation's economy could see real growth for 2022 only in the 3% range, possibly putting it behind the U.S. level.