Economics
Philippine Bananas, Indian Cotton and NZ Lamb Have Something in Common
- Exports from rest of Asia to China surge in recent months
- Sustainability depends on China economy avoiding bumpy landing
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Philippine bananas, Indian cotton and New Zealand lamb have at least one thing in common. They’re all objects of resurgent Chinese demand.
As Donald Trump prepares to go head to head with Xi Jinping on trade, China’s consumer power is kicking Asia’s export engine into gear, moving the world’s fastest-growing economies.