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US Moves to Counter China as Beijing’s Shock Wave Hits Africa
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US counters China as Beijing’s ‘shock wave’ hits African economies
China’s surge of subsidized exports is squeezing African manufacturers as the Trump administration seeks to counter Beijing’s growing trade and critical-minerals influence across the continent.
·New York, United States
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Chinese goods continue to flood the African market. By 2025, China's exports to Africa are estimated at $225 billion, while imports from Africa are projected at around $123 billion. U.S. officials warn that excess capacity, fueled by government subsidies, is impacting African manufacturing, while Washington is ramping up investment in key minerals and businesses, hoping to provide African nations with an alternative.
·New York, United States
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