Import Shock and Price Reset: How Surging Chinese Goods Accelerated the Euro Zone’s Inflation Retreat
The euro zone’s sharper-than-anticipated drop in inflation has prompted renewed debate inside the European Central Bank about the forces reshaping price dynamics. While energy base effects and softer domestic demand played their part, a less conspicuous but increasingly influential driver has been the surge in competitively priced imports from China. The influx has exerted downward…









