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In the early months of 2026, China’s economy experienced remarkable growth driven primarily by a surge in exports. Despite this positive trend, concerns persist over weak domestic demand creating a shadow of uncertainty. The global economic landscape is increasingly nuanced, with external factors like the escalating Iran conflict leading to spikes in energy prices globally, impacting demand on a worldwide scale. The unrest in the Middle East has shed light on vulnerabilities in China’s export-heavy economy, particularly noteworthy as the world’s largest energy importer. The National Bureau of Statistics released figures showcasing a 5.0% GDP growth in the first quarter,…
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