China’s Burdens The U.S.-China trade war is causing causalities on both sides, and following are a sample of China’s. Some Chinese are becoming demoralized over recent developments. Xi Jinping has been designated emperor for life, market reforms have ended, the importance of state owned companies has been reaffirmed, the value of the yuan is falling, and exports are dropping. (Craig Hill of the China Daily Mail) Chinese shares have fallen to their lowest levels in two years and the drop in the yuan and exports will provide more downward pressure on the market. (Yuko Matsumoto and Yusho Cho of the Nikkei) Chinese companies are facing the repayment of $365 billion in bond payments by the end of the year and the falling y...
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