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Trump and Xi meeting highlights China’s export resilience to the US
CNBC says sustained Chinese exports to the US are helping China manage ongoing domestic challenges as leaders meet.
CNBC World and CNBC Finance highlight how a Trump-Xi meeting is being framed around China’s ability to lean on exports, particularly its ongoing shipments to the United States.
According to the coverage, persistent growth of Chinese exports to the US is helping the world’s second-largest economy ride out ongoing domestic challenges.
The reporting suggests China’s self-sufficiency and trade exposure change the calculus for how both sides may approach issues that can affect cross-border commerce.
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