New Delhi, Nov. 22 -- China's economic challenges are reshaping global trade dynamics, with Beijing increasingly relying on manufacturing and exports to compensate for a sluggish domestic economy, noted the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission's 2025 Report to Congress.

The report warns that the growing imbalance is triggering what the report's experts describe as "China Shock 2.0," impacting jobs and industrial capacity across multiple regions, including the United States.

The Commission highlights a widening "two-speed economy" inside China. While consumption and household spending remain weak, state-backed high-tech and heavy manufacturing industries continue to enjoy abundant capital and policy support. Investments are i...