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Chinese traders in world’s largest wholesale market adjust to fewer US buyers

Summary by South China Morning Post
A growing global base of customers is helping vendors in Yiwu city mitigate the fallout from a tariff war with the United States as uncertainties take toll.

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Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Chinese economy showed strong growth, but maintaining a downward trend since 2010; this reflects a structural transition in its economy. Punctually, GDP rose from a rate of 12.2% per year in 1Q-10, to 5.9% in 4Q-19, showing less dynamism in investment and exports, as well as growing trade tensions with the US. Likewise, the pandemic generated severe disruptions in the Asian economy, with sharp declines in indu…

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The tariff war between China and the United States is creating great uncertainty on the world's cargo ships.

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Business Times broke the news in on Tuesday, April 29, 2025.
Sources are mostly out of Hong Kong (1)

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