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Trade experts map SA's future as US relations cool


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  Experts urge South Africa to diversify its trade relationships and adapt to changing US policies following the cancellation of the Just Energy Transition Partnership.

The article from MSN discusses the evolving trade relationship between South Africa (SA) and the United States, particularly in light of cooling diplomatic relations. Trade experts are analyzing how South Africa can navigate its economic future amidst these tensions. Key points include the potential impact of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), which provides duty-free access to the U.S. market for eligible African countries, and the implications of South Africa's foreign policy decisions, such as its stance on international issues like the Russia-Ukraine conflict. There's a focus on diversification of trade partners, with suggestions for SA to strengthen ties with other regions like the European Union, China, and other African nations. Additionally, the article touches on the need for South Africa to enhance its domestic economic resilience through policy reforms, infrastructure development, and fostering a more conducive environment for both local and foreign investment. The overarching theme is the strategic recalibration of South Africa's trade policies to mitigate risks associated with a potential shift in U.S. relations.

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