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People in China still aren't buying enough stuff - so exporters are slashing prices to push more overseas sales

China's exports grew 8.7% in August, signaling a peak shipping season, yet underlying domestic demand remains weak.
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Malaysia's path from recovery to reform | East Asia Forum

Malaysia's economic growth decelerated in 2023 due to weakness in the global economy, despite strong domestic demand and improved labour market conditions.
The Ekonomi Madani initiative aims to reconstruct Malaysia's economy with a focus on resilience, competitiveness, sustainability, and inclusive growth.

China's consumers aren't buying stuff, but it's not because they're broke

Chinese consumers prefer saving, impacting luxury brands and economic growth.

Malaysia's path from recovery to reform | East Asia Forum

Malaysia's economic growth decelerated in 2023 due to weakness in the global economy, despite strong domestic demand and improved labour market conditions.
The Ekonomi Madani initiative aims to reconstruct Malaysia's economy with a focus on resilience, competitiveness, sustainability, and inclusive growth.

China's consumers aren't buying stuff, but it's not because they're broke

Chinese consumers prefer saving, impacting luxury brands and economic growth.
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China's Exports Surge as Trade Tensions Near Boiling Point

China's exports rose by 7.6% in May, driven by new factories and weakening domestic demand, leading to an increase in trade surplus.

The most immediate threat to China's economy isn't external. It's internal.

China's weak domestic demand poses more immediate threats to the economy compared to external tariff pressures.
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