(Washington Comprehensive News) The US think tank report found that most countries among member states of the Indo -Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) have gradually increased the dependence on China's trade in the past 10 years, and the goal of achieving multilateralization in the United States is more difficult.

The PIie of the Institute of International Economics (PIE), headquartered in Washington, USA, released the above report on September 6 after analyzing the trade data of the Indo -Pacific Economic Framework member states from 2010 to 2021.

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Report pointed out that in 2021, more than 30%of the member states of India -Pacific Economic Framework came from China, and the export of China accounted for nearly 20%of the overall exports.Compared with 2010, the average share of imports from China has increased by more than 40%, and the average export of exports to China has increased by nearly 45%.In addition to Brunei, China is the largest source of imports from the rest of the member states and the largest export destination of half of the member states.

Report analysis, although the Bayeng government has worked hard to keep them away from China by strengthening the relationship with the Indo -Pacific Economic framework member states, these countries have increased their economic dependence on China.

The Indo -Pacific Economic Framework was officially established under the leadership of the US government in May last year. It aims to strengthen cooperation with member states in the fields of digital and traditional trade, improving supply chain toughness.The Indo -Pacific Economic Framework currently has a total of 14 member states, including Australia, India, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, and Malaysia.