China's zero-Covid policy is threatening recovery of supply chains, says Moody's
Katrina Ell of Moody's Analytics discusses China's zero-Covid policy and the effects that the omicron variant is likely to have on Asia-Pacific economies.
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China's zero-Covid policy is threatening recovery of supply chains, says Moody's
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