Medios chinos descartan el 'choque chino 2.0' como una ansiedad occidental

El periódico estatal Economic Daily de China ha publicado editoriales consecutivos en su portada rechazando las afirmaciones de que su economía está perdiendo impulso y provocando un 'choque chino 2.0' a nivel mundial. El medio sostiene que el creciente proteccionismo, y no las sólidas exportaciones de China, es el verdadero problema económico global. Describe el objetivo de crecimiento de entre el 4,5 y el 5 por ciento como un 'rango razonable'.

Un importante medio de comunicación estatal chino, el Economic Daily, publicó editoriales consecutivos en su portada durante los últimos dos días para rechazar las afirmaciones de que la economía de China está perdiendo impulso y que la economía mundial se enfrenta a un 'choque chino 2.0'. Los editoriales describen el 'choque chino 2.0' como una narrativa falsa nacida de la ansiedad occidental, afirmando que el verdadero problema de la economía mundial es el creciente proteccionismo, no las sólidas exportaciones de China. Señalan que el objetivo de crecimiento refleja la 'compostura estratégica y la agudeza política de China en la búsqueda de un desarrollo constante y a largo plazo', silenciando las afirmaciones de que la economía está 'perdiendo velocidad'. Una tasa de crecimiento excesivamente baja no lograría respaldar la modernización industrial ni la innovación tecnológica, por lo que el objetivo del 4,5 al 5 por ciento se considera un 'rango razonable'. El South China Morning Post informó sobre estos editoriales el 2 de abril de 2026.

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