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China’s imports from Africa surge after Beijing expands zero-tariff policy
China's imports from Africa increased by 21.1% and 40.2% year-on-year in May and June, respectively, following Beijing's expansion of a zero-tariff policy across the continent. The surge was driven by emerging trade links in new sectors and traditional categories like critical minerals.
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