Nikkei Asia: Fierce competition among Chinese companies leads to technological advancements, declining profits, and surging exports, raising concerns in Beijing about a global backlash.
Nikkei Asia reports that fierce competition among Chinese companies has driven rapid technological progress but has also led to shrinking profits and product oversupply, with these products increasingly flowing into export markets. Beijing is concerned that this could trigger an international backlash.
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