- Businesses need to engage in global trade, while U.S. market reliance slows diversification efforts.
- Exporters achieved a record goods trade surplus in 2025 by diversifying markets outside the U.S., involving China, Latin America, and Africa.
Trade expansion is driving the increased usage of the RMB for trade, payment, and financing across Africa.
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Trade expansion is driving the increased usage of the RMB for trade, payment, and financing across Africa.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Trade expansion is driving the increased usage of the RMB for trade, payment, and financing across Africa.1 source
CIPS connectivity and RMB settlement services are expanding across Namibia, Kenya, and Tanzania.1 source
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