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China gains market share as Western retreat and EU policy shifts affect global financial stability.
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China gains market share as Western retreat and EU policy shifts affect global financial stability.
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The Middle East crisis is driving global economic shifts, benefiting US companies, accelerating diversification toward Chinese payment systems, and making the Arctic a viable logistics route.Also in this story
- Geopolitical crisis forces energy supply chain rerouting and US tariffs impact Indian export growth.
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Bank of England
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