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Chinese consumers optimistic about post-pandemic recovery, report shows

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Beijing, Apr 22 (EFE/EPA).-A research done by CapGemini consulting firm reveals that about 48 percent of consumers across the world are optimistic about the post-pandemic recovery in the next six months, with Chinese consumers being one of the most optimistic (75 percent).The report reveals that online shopping will continue to grow, while safer hygiene practices will be required both in physical and online sales (Camera:WU HONG).SHOTLIST: DELIVERY STAFF DELIVER ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS IN ZHONGGUANCUN ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS MARKET ZONE IN BEIJING, CHINA.

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