China’s Economic Slowdown Exposes Weaknesses Amid Trade War and Domestic Struggles
China’s economy shrinks to 4.8% growth in Q3 as tariffs bite and internal demand falters—raising questions about Beijing’s strategy and risks to US economic security.
The latest figures from Beijing show that China’s economic engine is sputtering under the combined pressure of its own internal imbalances and relentless U.S. trade policies. In the July-September period, China’s economy grew at a mere 4.8% annually—the weakest pace in a year—down from 5.2% in the previous quarter. This slowdown is not just a minor fluctuation; it reflects deeper issues that threaten global supply chains and America’s economic security. President Trump’s tariffs, implemented to protect American workers and industries, have forced China to confront the consequences of its over-reliance on exports and aggressive trade tactics. Despite Beijing’s attempts to...
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