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Jim Cramer: Surprised EU is not shutting down China amid $1.2 trillion surplus — Cramer questions EU response to China surplus

Jim Cramer, host of CNBC's Mad Money, expressed surprise that the European Union has not taken stronger action against China given what he described as a $1.2 trillion surplus and China becoming an export behemoth at the expense of EU workers.

Cramer made these remarks in a social media post, questioning the EU's current approach to economic relations with China.

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Cramer has weighed in on several market topics in recent sessions. He recently discussed the potential for kneejerk selling in Nvidia shares by zero-day traders near the market close. In a separate commentary, he observed that oil prices are likely to remain close to $100 while conflicts continue.

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