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2021-03-07

I think china is still going to be bullish at least until Jun-Aug this year. It's the year of the ox![龇牙]

China shares fall as parliamentary meeting sets conservative growth target

SHANGHAI, March 5 (Reuters) - China shares ended a see-saw morning session lower on Friday as invest

China shares fall as parliamentary meeting sets conservative growth target

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