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China's Economy and Trump's Threat
China's economic slowdown and the potential impact of a Trump presidency.
English
United Kingdom
PoliticsEconomyUs PoliticsChinaUsaTradeInternational Trade
International Monetary Fund (Imf)National People’s Congress (Npc)Morgan Stanley
Donald TrumpXi JinpingBill BishopStephen Roach
- What is the IMF's growth forecast for China?
- The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has lowered its growth forecast for China to 4.8% in 2024 and 4.5% in 2025, reflecting concerns about the country's economic slowdown.
- What are the main challenges facing the Chinese economy?
- China's economy is slowing down due to a property slump, rising government debt, unemployment, and low consumption, hindering Xi Jinping's plans for technological advancement.
- How could a second Trump presidency impact China's economic plans?
- Donald Trump's potential return to presidency poses a significant threat to China's economic recovery plans, as his proposed tariffs could severely impact Chinese exports and growth.
- What is China's economic transition strategy, and what are the potential risks?
- China aims to transition to a high-quality development model driven by advanced manufacturing and green industries, but some economists warn against over-reliance on exports and suggest focusing on domestic consumption.
- What are some recommendations for China to achieve more sustainable economic growth?
- Economists like Stephen Roach suggest China needs to boost domestic consumption and reduce its reliance on exports to avoid prolonged stagnation and mitigate risks associated with external shocks like a Trump presidency.