By September, China could be in a position to export 340mn vaccines doses each month – more than most regions of the world have administered in total so far. China’s vaccines are less effective than others, but have been found to suppress outbreaks where they have been used if a high enough share of a population is vaccinated. Large-scale exports from China could therefore give a significant boost to the prospects of many EMs now struggling to vaccinate because of a lack of vaccine supply.
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