China’s Export Dominance Is Doomed! Mexico, Vietnam, and India Emerge as the US’s Top Allies

In recent years, the global supply chain has undergone a profound transformation. China, once an unassailable titan in U.S. imports, has seen its grip loosen. From a dominant 21.4% share in 2017, it dwindled to a mere 13.3% by mid-year, the lowest since 2003. This decline includes everyday commodities to advanced semiconductors, highlighting China's receding role in global trade and hinting at a potential "decoupling" from the global supply chain.
In this video we will look at three country were manufacturing is headed when companies exit China: Mexico, Vietnam, and India.