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China's export growth may hit a ceiling amid partner absorption limits

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China's export growth may face a ceiling in the coming years as its trading partners approach their absorption limits, according to a Goldman Sachs report. While exports are expected to maintain strong momentum in the near term, with projections of 8% annual growth even in conservative scenarios, sustained gains will depend on stronger economic growth in importing economies. This trend is already visible in sectors like automotive, where export value has surged while profit margins have declined. AI

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China's export growth may hit a ceiling amid partner absorption limits

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Alice Li ·

    Why China’s export engine may hit a ceiling as trading partners face limits

    While China’s export engine still has room to grow, many of its trading partners may be approaching the limit of how much more they can absorb, which could place a ceiling on further growth over the coming years, according to a Goldman Sachs report. “At least over the next few ye…

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