China boasts a staggering US$1.2 trillion trade surplus, a feat showcasing its resilience in the global market. However, this surplus does not absolve China of its inherent issues. Although evading restrictions may fuel growth temporarily, it cannot indefinitely secure China’s economic prowess. The crux now lies in China’s willingness to shift the narrative from exports to imports. A transformative pivot awaits the nation – the emphasis ceasing to be solely on selling to the world and starting to focus on buying from it. ASEAN, China’s notable global trade partner, faces a dual-sided narrative owing to China’s surplus. While it ushers…
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