Xinjiang’s exports to the US rose by 116 per cent last year, led by strong sales of wind turbines. Photo: Shutterstock
China’s Xinjiang more than doubled its US exports in 2020, despite Trump’s sanctions and bans
- Xinjiang’s exports to the US rose by 116 per cent last year, led by strong sales of wind turbines, some chemicals and Christmas decorations
- Figures come as new US President Joe Biden plots his course on Xinjiang, but analysts do not expect a dramatic shift from hardline Trump era
Xinjiang’s exports to the US rose by 116 per cent last year, led by strong sales of wind turbines. Photo: Shutterstock