The Chinese economy is set to grow once again

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Recorded21 Aug 2025

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The Chinese economy is set to grow once again by around 5% this year. Of course economic data from China is not exactly transparent, but if that’s accurate it’s certainly not an economy struggling under a major tariff war with America. Is this a long term trend of can we expect the EU to react and decide whether to collaborate or to compete with China in the 21st century? All to discuss with Finbarr Bermingham is Senior correspondent for Europe for the South China Morning Post.

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