China Exports Unexpectedly Rise Even as Pandemic Hits Demand

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While imports continue shrinking

Exports Unexpectedly Grow

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China’s exports unexpectedly rose in April aided by stronger shipments to South East Asia, even as the coronavirus pandemic damaged global demand. Imports fell.

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