Higher prices are not pricing China out of global markets. They reflect strong demand for AI and energy-transition goods that will keep exports resilient
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Since April, Chinese export prices have surged, taking the baton from volume as the primary growth engine. This shift has sparked fears: will higher prices price China out of the global market? The short answer is no. Rising prices are a symptom of robust external demand, not a deterrent, and they reveal a profound structural shift in global trade.
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