China's October exports rise 35.2%, beating forecasts
China's October exports rose 35.2% from a year earlier in dollar terms, beating a forecast of 33.5%.
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What happened
China's October exports rose 35.2% from a year earlier in dollar terms, beating a forecast of 33.5%. Imports jumped 41.6%, well above the 32% expected, which narrowed the monthly trade surplus.
Coverage
- China’s export paradox: A record surplus and troubles at home (News.az)
- China Export Stocks Riding AI And Clean Energy Demand (Yahoo News)
- Xinhua News | China's foreign trade growth picks up pace in first 10 months (Xinhua)
- China says 2026 trade surplus surpassed $1 trillion in October (The Hindu)
- China's trade surplus tops $1 trn for 2nd straight year, exports jump 35% (Business Standard)
- China's trade surplus surpasses USD 1 trillion for 2nd straight year, as exports surge 35 per cent (Economic Times)
- China trade recap: surplus tops $1 trillion as AI boom powers exports, tensions loom (investinglive.com)
- China trade balance shrinks more than expected in Oct; imports surge (Investing.com)
- China October exports beat forecasts, imports surge 41.6% as trade surplus narrows (investinglive.com)
- China's October coal imports fall 6% year-on-year (TradingView)
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