South African Exports to China Could Accelerate Under New Zero-Tariff Deal
The new framework could unlock growth in non-commodity exports, especially food, autos and industrial intermediates.
The new framework could unlock growth in non-commodity exports, especially food, autos and industrial intermediates.
China’s surplus accumulation since 2018 has re-anchored toward Asia and Europe, while the North American balance has weakened.
Silver supply remains flat while industrial demand—driven by solar and electronics—continues to surge, keeping the market in a deepening structural deficit.
The new tariffs will hit these top 50 traded products hardest, and both countries must rapidly develop contingency trade plans.