China’s Economy Seen Emerging From Zero-Covid Shadow

Economic activity in China expanded sharply for a second straight month, an early sign the country may be shaking off the impact of pandemic curbs sooner than expected

second straight monthA gauge of manufacturing rose at the fastest pace in more than a decade in February, while export orders expanded for the first time in

almost two years, the National Bureau of Statistics said Wednesday. Services and construction activity also expanded further, the purchasing managers index report showed.

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