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4 March 07:23

Rising Chinese exports could lead to a fall in global inflation, with consequences for international markets.

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China is increasing its exports but its economy is slowing, which could lead to a fall in world prices. In the past, cheap imports from China have led to job losses in other countries, and now there are fears that the same trend will repeat itself. However, Western countries are trying to protect their industries and avoid over-reliance on Chinese products.

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