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China’s economic engine is running on overdrive in factories but running on empty at home—creating a growth model the IMF believes is becoming increasingly unstable.
China’s growth is being driven overwhelmingly by exports and state-led investment, even as household consumption share and private-sector sentiment weaken sharply. The IMF warns that this widening imbalance—made worse by falling confidence, a property slump and rising industrial distortions—poses risks to China’s long-term stability.











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