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China's woes won't slow US economy, but excess capacity a concern, says Treasury's Adeyemo | Reuters


U.S. Deputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo said on Friday that he is concerned about China's excess ... China's woes won't slow US economy, but excess capacity a concern, says Treasury's Adeyemo. Read More

What China’s Economic Woes May Mean for the U.S.


The news about China’s economy over the past few weeks has been daunting, to put it mildly. The country’s growth has fallen from its usual brisk 8 percent annual pace to more like 3 percent . Read More

China’s Industrial Profits Sink on US Tariffs, Deflation Woes


China’s industrial firms saw their profits drop the most since October, illustrating weakness in an economy strained by higher US tariffs and lingering deflationary pressure. Read More

Why China’s Economic Woes Don’t Move Markets Like America’s


China tied the US at the Paris Olympics with a gold-medal haul of 40, an outcome that state-run media in Beijing heralded as more evidence that China can rival America on the world stage. Read More

China's economic woes give its markets a week to forget, and its public little cause for optimism - NBC News


China’s economic sluggishness comes at a time when, diplomatically and militarily, it finds itself locked in a fierce rivalry with the U.S. and its allies, and the trade war that began with the ... Read More

China’s economic woes threaten real war amid tariff battle


The top reason countries go to war is economic and President Donald Trump’s tariff battle is now focused on communist China, just as Beijing suffers a host of serious financial challenges. Read More

China's economic woes are merely growing pains - Nikkei Asia


When the U.S. enters a recession, typically every few years, the public seldom questions whether the economy has peaked. Yet China's recent sluggish growth has sparked widespread speculation about ... Read More

Xi’s Message: The Economy Is Strong, and China Won’t Back Down


Mr. Xi has held firm against Washington, signaling that China must be treated as an equal. He refused to bow to U.S. pressure like the leaders of Canada and Mexico did by engaging with Mr. Trump ... Read More

China's Woes Won't Slow US Economy, but Excess Capacity a Concern – Treasury Official - Voice of America


U.S. Deputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo said on Friday that China faces a number of economic challenges, including the property sector and an aging population, but he does not see major ... Read More

China's woes won't slow US economy, but excess capacity a concern, says Treasury's Adeyemo - CNA


China's woes won't slow US economy, but excess capacity a concern, says Treasury's Adeyemo U.S. Deputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo speaks at the Royal United Services Institute in London ... Read More


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