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Chinese exports fuel disinflation in developed countries, analysis finds
Chinese exports redirected away from the US and reduced imports due to self-reliance policies are lowering inflation in developed countries. Goldman Sachs estimates these factors have cut inflation by 1.1% in Japan, 1% in the eurozone, and 0.2% in Canada since 2024.
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