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Following Trump’s campaign threats to impose additional tariffs on Chinese goods sold to the U.S., concerns have been raised about the potential effects on China’s economy. With new tariffs potentially reaching 60%, China could see a significant reduction in exports, leading to a drag on GDP growth.
To combat these potential challenges, Chinese authorities have been ramping up efforts to support economic growth. It is expected that the National People’s Congress will approve additional fiscal stimulus measures, totaling more than 10 trillion yuan. This includes funds for local government debt swaps, bank recapitalization, and support for the real estate sector.
The recent divergence in stock market performance between China and the U.S. highlights the importance of China’s stimulus measures. While Chinese stocks fell following Trump’s election win, U.S. stocks soared to record highs. Analysts predict that China will increase its support by adding 2-3 trillion yuan annually, as uncertainties around Trump’s actions remain.
In addition to tariffs, the U.S. has also placed restrictions on Chinese tech companies like Huawei, affecting China’s ability to access U.S. suppliers. This, coupled with potential trade barriers, could impact China’s economic growth in the coming years.
Despite these challenges, China remains a global export powerhouse, with growing trade influence in markets outside the U.S. As the world’s second-largest economy, China continues to diversify its exports to offset any adverse effects of trade tensions.
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