The World's Biggest Economies Are About to Feel the Impact of China's Slowdown
Commodity, reprocessing and developed country exporters should brace for the impact of weakening China demand this year
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Emerging markets and commodity suppliers have grappled with reduced demand from China as a property downturn weighed on the world's second-largest economy.
U.S., Japanese and German exporters did better, supplying capital goods like machines that China still demanded. That may soon change, according to a study of global exposure to China by UBS Group AG economists Donna Kwok, Wang Tao and Jennifer Zhong.