China economy: Beijing is compensating for its property market collapse by boosting production of high-end industrial manufactured goods, but its strategy could backfire

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Chinese industrial firms are facing intense downward pressure on their profit margins because they lack pricing power in their domestic and export markets.

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Given the weak demand in the Chinese domestic market, this has resulted in massive excess capacity. But Beijing’s strategy appears to be to rely on export markets to clear surplus production of items such as solar panels, semiconductors, electric vehicles and advanced machinery. According to the latest Chinese economic figures, manufacturing sector capacity utilisation rates tumbled to 73.8 per cent in the first three months of the year, the lowest rate since at least 2015, excluding the quarter of 2020 when Chinese economic activity was hard-hit by the pandemic.

 

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