Global demand for Chinese goods fell at its fastest pace in over three years last month, further dashing recovery prospects in the world’s second largest economy.
As the West contends with soaring consumer prices, those in Beijing face an opposite challenge.
According to Cebr forecasting, the US will overtake it again in 2057 and by 2081, India will have overtaken the US. How does all this affect geopolitics?
Restrictions appear to be relaxing yet the uncertainty caused by policy changes will have a long-term economic impact.
While growth is slowing, a unique set of conditions means China is in a very different economic situation to the rest of the world.
Like Europe, Beijing is also in a quandary over how to ensure energy security.
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