The Chinese economy is faltering - and that means more trade tensions
Briefly

China's economy is experiencing a significant slowdown, with analysts predicting it will miss its 5 percent growth target due to declining industrial output and retail sales.
Despite the grim economic landscape, Chinese officials are hesitant to implement extensive stimulus measures like those enacted in response to the 2008 financial crisis.
The slowing economy is marked by rising unemployment and concerns over deflation, all compounded by increased trade tensions with the US and Europe.
The Chinese government's continued focus on advanced manufacturing and export-led growth strategy appears misguided as external trade conditions worsen.
Read at Washington Post
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