From China to Indonesia the trade battle between the world's first- and second-biggest economies is casting a shadow of uncertainty over consumers and businesses and helping to spur rate cuts by central banks. We look at what lies ahead as tariffs pile up, manufacturing weakens, and both developed and developing economies hope they are not being pulled toward the abyss.
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