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US-China economic ties too deep for full decoupling, analysts say

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Despite increasing rhetoric around economic decoupling, the United States and China remain deeply intertwined financially, making a complete separation unlikely. While the US has imposed restrictions on capital flows and China has developed alternative payment systems and reduced reliance on the US dollar, their economic ties are too extensive to fully unwind. This complex relationship is highlighted by the growth of both countries' stock markets and their historical financial connections. AI

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US-China economic ties too deep for full decoupling, analysts say

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