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Thomas Ogden
July 25, 2023 at 10:14 pmOf course these Chinese figures are completely reliable as they never inflate them. I mean everyone else is down but China up. Withh reshoring and near shoring going on around the world how can China have great numbers. China’s exports are down across-the-board. Stop being afraid of these people and report the truth before you lose credibility.