The global economy is moving into a phase where surface metrics no longer align with underlying mechanics. A closer reading of the latest data reveals a common thread: demand is softening everywhere, but the symptoms differ by region. The U.S. shows signs of late-cycle dislocation, Europe is operating on life support via credit, and China, contrary to market sentiment, may emerge as the most balanced—if still vulnerable—engine.
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