China consumer prices slump for second straight month!

China's economy is flashing warning signs again as consumer prices fall for the second straight month. In March, the Consumer Price Index dropped by 0.1% year-on-year, signaling persistent deflation. While lower prices might seem like good news, they often lead to reduced consumer spending, job cuts, and economic slowdown. This video breaks down what’s happening, why it matters, and how the US-China trade war is adding more pressure. Is China’s 5% growth goal still realistic?

📉 What does deflation mean for the global economy?
💼 How are businesses and jobs affected in China?
🇨🇳 Can Beijing turn things around amid rising US tensions?

Watch till the end for the full breakdown.