HONG KONG -- China's growth will slow to 3.2% this year as the economy reels from the impact of a property market crisis and President Xi Jinping's strict zero-COVID policies, economists and analysts say, ahead of a key Communist Party leadership meeting this month.
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Economists cut China's 2022 GDP outlook to 3.2%: Nikkei survey
Zero-COVID policies, weak exports and property market crisis dent growth
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Economists surveyed by Nikkei are bearish on a quick turnaround in China's economy, with many citing property market weakness and COVID curbs. (Source photo by AP/Getty Images/Reuters)
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