Rebound of China's domestic demand favorable to world economy: Argentine economist

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Rebound of China's domestic demand favorable to world economy: Argentine economist

STORY: Rebound of China's domestic demand favorable to world economy: Argentine economist DATELINE: April 11, 2023 LENGTH: 00:01:08 LOCATION: Buenos Aires CATEGORY: ECONOMY SHOTLIST: 1. various of street scenes in China 2. various of the venue for the third China International Consumer Products Expo 3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish): FERNANDO FAZZOLARI, Argentine economist and businessman STORYLINE: An Argentine economist says the rebound of China's domestic demand is a favorable scenario for the world economy. He also says China's vast market provides many business opportunities for Argentine companies and the ongoing consumer products expo held in China's Hainan is a good platform. SOUNDBITE (Spanish): FERNANDO FAZZOLARI, Argentine economist and businessman "In the case of Argentine companies, on one hand, there was an important growth in demand in China for basic products, also today there is a renewed demand for products such as processed meat, wine, oils, fruit, etc. There is an interesting path here." Xinhua

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