Kinas eksportmodell nærmer seg bristepunktet, advarer Froman

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  • Michael Froman, leder for Council on Foreign Relations, skrev i Foreign Affairs at verdens evne til å absorbere kinesisk overkapasitet nærmer seg et bristepunkt.
  • Kinas handelsoverskudd vokste med over 20 prosent i starten av 2026 etter å ha nådd rekordhøye 1,2 billioner dollar i 2025, noe som er omtrent tre ganger raskere enn veksten i den globale handelen.
  • Froman advarte om at dersom markedene plutselig stenges, kan en bølge av mislighold og kollaps i råvareetterspørselen tvinge USA til å lede nok en global opprydning.
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