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Precipitous Deceleration Implies 2019 Is a Year of Stress, Despite Help from US$ Weakness
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China has won the trade war so far, with China's exports to the US rising 11.3% YoY in 2018, while its imports from the US rose just 0.7% YoY. For...
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