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China is getting back to work

China is getting back to work as the number of new coronavirus cases has been slowing in recent days. Financial markets like this development and stocks are rising. Investors hope that urgently-needed products and parts, including auto and high tech, will soon be available worldwide. But returning to work is not so simple and the reality is less rosy than state media says.

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