European Economics Thread

Serb

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Eurocucks better calm down in the future regarding following US-led trade wars against China.

Especially now that China has demonstrated that it will pretty much respond quickly every time and disproportionally.

Also, China demonstrated the ability to go for secondary sanctions previously only reserved for the US.

There is no way that the EU will be able to get any of these critical minerals if China decides to sanction them depending on severity.

Besides being the largest and fastest-increasing consumer market in the world, where they need to export, China produces literally everything nowadays.

Not to mention that the EU will now have to worry about their own trade war against Trump, so I predict they will calm down.

We are past the point where 1. Western sanctions hurt China more. 2. China is unwilling to do a lose-lose scenario as long as the West loses more.

EU is even more vulnerable than the US since it actually needs to produce and export some thing to make money.
 
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siegecrossbow

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German manufacturing production continues faltering, and has now fallen to the lowest level since the early pandemic.

Production in energy-intensive industries like chemicals, metals, paper & non-metallic minerals has fallen to the second-lowest levels since records began in 2005.

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All that cucking turned Industry 4.0 to Industry 400. In another decade it’ll transform to Industry 404.
 
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