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The silver lining is that a weaker currency means EU exports are more competitive.


But can the EU even scrape together the raw material inputs to produce enough to make up for the trade deficit? Will they be competitive with Chinese exports? Can they implement this strategy given their labor market constraints?


The answer to all of that is, hold on, yes.


Very difficult to make new exports that are cheap when your energy costs are soaring. Energy in Germany is up over 400%.


And is a good news for US inflation




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