WSJ & Goldman Sachs are sounding alarms again but this time for a different reason.
After years of predicting “China’s collapse,” the narrative has flipped now they fear China is growing too strong.
Goldman Sachs projects China’s surplus may hit 1% of global GDP by 2029 the largest since WWII.
They claim China’s rise will slow others but global markets buy Chinese products by choice, not force.
💡 Cheaper goods = stronger purchasing power.
💡 Efficient manufacturing = global innovation pressure.
If outdated Western giants can’t compete that’s the free market, not a crisis.
A powerful China isn’t a threat it’s reshaping global trade, partnerships, and opportunity.
When economies seek growth, many now look East, not West.
🔥 The era of “China the challenger” is over.
📍 The narrative is shifting China the global anchor has arrived.
