Chinese producers are trying to export more to markets in Asia, Africa and Latin America to offset the impact of Donald Trump's tariffs, but no other country comes even close to US consumption power. BEIJING: China's export growth slowed to a six-month low in August, as a brief boost from a tariff truce with the United States faded, but demand elsewhere provided officials some relief as they try to underpin an economy facing low domestic demand and external risks. Policymakers are counting on

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