South Africa exports to China surge
South African exports to China jumped nearly 25 percent between May and August after Beijing introduced a zero-tariff scheme. The growth helps South Africa address trade imbalances as it faces potential trade barriers with the United States.
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South Africa exports to China rose nearly 25% year-on-year between May and August following Beijing's implementation of a zero-tariff scheme. The surge offers a potential cushion as trade tensions mount with Western partners. Trade imbalances remain wide, however, even as Pretoria pushes to diversify its export markets.
