Nikkei Asian Review

 14 de febrero de 2020 7:14

Asunto: Industrial quarantine 02-04-2020

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	Asia Daily Briefing - Industrial quarantine February 4, 2020

	Wuhan lockdown strikes at heart of 'Made in  China 2025' GUANGZHOU/BEIJING --  Factory activity in Wuhan,  the quarantined epicenter of  the coronavirus outbreak, has  been laid low as companies  tell workers to stay home. But in a sign of where Beijing's priorities lie, key producers  of steel, chemicals and  semiconductors are reportedly  still trying to keep up operation s despite the city being under  lockdown.
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