US tariffs and export controls are increasing Asian reliance on China for intermediate goods and crude oil.
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Updated Jun 30
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US tariffs and export controls are increasing Asian reliance on China for intermediate goods and crude oil.
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Association of Southeast Asian Nations
international organisation of Southeast Asian countries
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