Asia’s top two trading powers are showing more signs of stress as US importers pay higher tariffs on their products.
The latest figures Tuesday showed:
- China’s factory activity
extended its decline into a sixth month, the longest slump since 2019, as the economy descends into a slowdown after a growth spurt to start the year. A boom in exports is cooling off after companies rushed to ship products to get ahead of US President Donald Trump’s tariffs. - Factory output in Japan fell for a second month as exporters
remained cautious . “It’s becoming increasingly clear that companies are trying not to rely too ...
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