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China’s $60 Billion Trade Surplus with Africa: What You Need to Know

You're witnessing a massive shift in global trade patterns. China has built up a staggering $60 billion trade surplus with Africa so far in 2025, nearly matching last year's entire total. This surge comes as Chinese companies pivot away from U.S. markets due to President Trump's tariffs. The Numbers That Matter to You Through August, you've seen China export $141 billion worth of goods and services to Africa while importing only $81 billion back. This widening gap reflects surging exports of Chinese-made batteries, solar panels, electric vehicles, and industrial equipment flowing into African markets. The contrast is stark: while China's exports to the United States plunged 33 percent in August, its exports to Africa grew 26 percent. You're seeing Chinese manufacturers demonstrate remarkable resilience in finding new markets for their massive production output. What You'll Find on African Streets If […]