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China’s exports are so huge they’re now lowering inflation in other countries
China's exports are growing despite U.S. tariffs, with their affordability reducing inflation in developed markets. U.S. and Chinese trade data show discrepancies, with China reporting rising exports to the U.S. and declining imports. Goldman Sachs highlights China's role in lowering living costs in developed economies through its exports and increased self-sufficiency.
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