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Chinese consumer spending is now falling. Never happened before outside of lockdowns. This isn't a month or two, the contraction is seven months and counting. Stimulus didn't work. Instead, Chinese consumers are - like Americans - very worried about jobs and incomes. All the data says they SHOULD be....

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