China would be more severely affected than either the euro area or the United States, not because its direct energy exposure is the highest but because of its position within energy‑intensive manufacturing supply chains.
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- supports ECB scenario analysis report
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- China would be more severely affected than either the euro area or the United States, not because its direct energy exposure is the highest but because of its…
China, the report finds, would be more severely affected than either the euro area or the United States—not because its direct energy exposure is the highest, but because of its position within energy‑intensive manufacturing supply chains.
Sources
- The ECB Maps the Trap, Cracks Form and Bessent Slips Up cited evidence
Who and what it involves
Origin: extracted from The ECB Maps the Trap, Cracks Form and Bessent Slips Up · 2026-09-11 07:39