Nigeria, May 6 -- China's economy is navigating turbulent waters as U.S. tariffs choke off exports and force unsold goods to be redirected into its already saturated domestic market.

Though designed to mitigate short-term losses, this shift is deepening deflationary pressures and threatening long-term economic stability.

In recent months, Chinese authorities and major corporations have rallied to support exporters whose U.S.-bound shipments have been stifled by prohibitive tariffs. Tech giants like JD.com, Tencent, and Douyin (the Chinese counterpart to TikTok) are stepping in, offering platforms for these goods to reach local consumers. But this strategy has triggered unintended consequences: a wave of price slashing eroding profit mar...