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Originally published by The Standard BusinessNovember 17, 2025
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Jitters among Kenyan exporters as zero-tariff deal with China stalls
The deal is seen by local traders as a vital hedge against the recent loss of duty-free access to the United States (US) market...
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Kenyan exporters are expressing significant concern over the stalled zero-tariff trade agreement with China, which they view as a crucial alternative after losing duty-free access to the United States (US) market. Despite public assurances from Beijing, the delay is causing jitters among local traders.
- The stalled zero-tariff deal with China is seen as a vital hedge against the recent loss of duty-free access to the US market for Kenyan exporters.
- President William Ruto and Chinese President Xi Jinping have been involved in discussions regarding the trade agreement.
- The delay in finalizing the agreement is happening despite public assurances from Beijing that it is prepared to move forward.
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