Global 'De-risking' from China and New Trade Partnerships
A podcast explores the global trend of countries reducing economic dependence on China and the US, fostering new trade alliances but potentially leading to higher prices.
Background
The United States and China are major global economic powers. Recent years have seen increasing efforts by some countries to diversify supply chains and reduce reliance on single nations, often termed 'de-risking.' This trend is influenced by geopolitical tensions and economic competition between the US and China.
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First report 2h agoLast update 2h agoExplains how efforts to reduce reliance on China and the US are creating new trade partnerships that could potentially lead to higher prices.
De-risking from China and Emerging Trade Partnerships
First report 2h agoLast update 2h agoExplains the economic implications of countries reducing dependence on China and the US, including the emergence of new trade partnerships and potential price increases.
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