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How China's Domestic Deflation Is Reshaping Global Prices
China's consumer prices have fallen for fourteen straight months, creating a deflationary pressure that is exporting cheap goods worldwide. We break down how this internal price war is driving global disinflation while Chinese firms face margin compression at home. The data shows exports rising as domestic consumption stalls, forcing manufacturers to slash costs. This dynamic creates a unique arbitrage opportunity for Western buyers but poses long-term risks for global supply chain stability. Lucas and Luna analyze the mechanics of this export-led deflation and what it means for…
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