China's export share surges to 19 percent amid aggressive pricing strategy
China's global export share surged to nearly 19 percent in 2025, entering a second phase of economic disruption dubbed "China Shock 2.0." Despite Trump's tariffs redirecting some exports, Chinese manufacturers have gained competitive advantage through heavy automation investment and aggressive price cuts, with export prices falling 7 percent since early 2023.
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Published 16 Oct 2026, 07:18 UTC · Updated 16 Oct 2026, 07:20 UTC
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