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Chinese exports climb as AI boom fuels trade

Imports show strong growth as world’s second-biggest economy shakes off impact of energy shock
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"}],[{"start":98.94999999999999,"text":"But the data, which came just weeks after a high-stakes summit in Beijing between Xi and Trump, showed that the US president’s tariffs have failed to slow China’s export machine. "}],[{"start":110.04999999999998,"text":"China’s trade surplus rose to $105.4bn in May from $84.8bn in April, the customs administration said, the highest figure since a combined figure for January and February this year."}],[{"start":124.19999999999999,"text":"China has depended on export growth to counter persistently weak consumer confidence and domestic spending amid a years-long slump in the property sector."}],[{"start":133.5,"text":"This has drawn objections from its trading partners including the EU, which complains that Chinese producers are dumping low-cost goods on their bloc’s markets."}],[{"start":143.7,"text":"Exports to the EU in the year to date rose 16.4 per cent on the same period last year, while imports from the bloc rose 8.6 per cent. In May, exports to the EU rose 7.6 per cent year on year while imports into China fell 1.3 per cent."}],[{"start":161.25,"text":"Exports to Russia between January and May, meanwhile, rose 26.4 per cent on a year earlier, up from 23.1 per cent between January and April. Imports from Russia rose to 20.2 per cent over the same period, from 17 per cent between January and April. "}],[{"start":179.7,"text":"China’s exports to south-east Asian countries, where many producers channel goods ultimately destined for the US to avoid tariffs, rose 24.3 per cent in May year on year, while imports from the region were up 28.2 per cent."}],[{"start":195.64999999999998,"text":"China’s own imports of computer hardware to supply its domestic AI boom were also significant."}],[{"start":203.2,"text":"Inbound shipments of electronic integrated circuits increased 68 per cent in May from a year earlier to $56.6bn, while imports of automatic data processing machines and parts increased 80 per cent to $17bn."}],[{"start":218.2,"text":"These two categories accounted for 27.1 per cent of China’s imports in May, compared with 20.3 per cent in the same month last year. "}],[{"start":227.85,"text":"Imports from South Korea hit record levels in May, rising 84 per cent year on year to $26.7bn. South Korea accounted for about 9.8 per cent of China’s imports, higher than Taiwan’s 8.5 per cent, the EU’s 8.3 per cent and 4.8 per cent for the US."}],[{"start":255.25,"text":""}]],"url":"https://audio.ftcn.net.cn/album/a_1780980845_4212.mp3"}

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