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Shanghai Vice Mayor Zong Ming announced on Tuesday that the megacity will fully resume normal production and daily operations starting from Wednesday. The citys 25 million residents, with an earnest heart, are preparing to embrace a new start after two months of lockdown.

China will stick to open regionalism and work with its trading partners in the Asia-Pacific region to forge a shared future, said a spokesperson of the Ministry of Commerce on Tuesday.

RERE earnings call for the period ending March 31, 2022.

Chinese international ship registry Yangpu now has over 10m dwt of vessels on its books.

During the lockdown in Shanghai, a lot of the volunteers assisting in the pandemic prevention and control measures ...

Chinese province of Hainan has issued an offshore wind supply chain development plan which includes creating a RMB 50 billion (around EUR 7 billion) worth supply chain industry by 2025 through building an industrial park and two manufacturing sites that will support offshore wind deployment.

Although China faces downward pressure due to the complex international environment and sporadic virus outbreaks domestically, the fundamentals sustaining the country's steady and long-term economic growth remain unchanged, with major macro indicators expected to see a significant rebound in the coming months, experts said.

Officials say some districts are allowing movement, but subject to constant test-and-trace checkpoints.

The city authorities have also doubled down on lockdowns, however, ordering standstill orders in specific districts as the clock ticks towards a May 20 “societal zero-Covid” deadline.

Shanghai, the city has closed half of its make-shift hospitals, warning the citizens of possible epidemic rebounds in some old neighbourhoods.