Elevated oil prices are curbing global industrial demand for Chinese midstream goods, while finished consumer products benefit from export substitution, inventory rebuilding and resilient overseas demand
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A view of the Taicang Port International Container Terminal in Suzhou. Photo: VCG
Higher prices are not pricing China out of global markets. They reflect strong demand for AI and energy-transition goods that…
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