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South China Morning Post

July trade robust, fresh Chinese sanctions, Unitree IPO opens

China’s export growth remained robust in July, at 23.9 per cent compared to June’s 27 per cent, as manufacturers continue to benefit from rising global demand for goods to support the artificial intelligence (AI) boom. Imports grew by 27.5 per cent in July, down from 36 per cent the month before, bringing the month’s trade surplus to US$112.5 billion, down from US$125.62 billion in June. The reading on exports exceeded the forecast of 22.88 per cent growth by economists polled by Chinese...

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