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China Resumes Sulfuric Acid Exports After May Halt
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China Resumes Sulfuric Acid Exports After May Halt

By rawfin.tv Markets Desk||1 min read|AI-assisted · Methodology

China has initiated its first outbound shipment of sulfuric acid since May, providing relief to global copper producers. The resumption of exports signals a potential easing of supply chain constraints for the critical industrial chemical.

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