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Wall Street strategists and investors remain cautious on China for the year ahead, and the long-awaited post-pandemic rebound still hasn't materialized.

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  • Experts see a narrow path for China to engineer an economic rebound in 2024.
  • While Beijing may manage to stabilize and achieve modest growth, a "bull case" seems unlikely. 
  • China faces severe real estate woes, deflation, and an exodus of global investors. 

The world has yet to witness any post-pandemic rebound in China, and Wall Street expects little to change in 2024.

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China's chances of staging an economic rebound this year look slim