China trade: export growth rebounds but ‘likely to be a temporary blip’, imports also beat expectations


China’s export growth rebounded in May, data released on Thursday showed, while import growth also beat expectations.

Exports grew by 16.9 per cent last month from a year earlier to US$308.25 billion, up from 3.9 per cent growth in April.

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