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- Sep 8, 2026
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China's exports surge as demand for high-tech, AI help prop up economic growth (opens the original)
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BEIJING, Sept 8 (Reuters) - China's export growth quickened last month, buoyed by strong overseas appetite for high-tech and AI-related products, providing vital support for an economy weighed down by sluggish domestic demand. The divergence between resilient exports and weak activity at home highlights Beijing's continued dependence on foreign demand, with policymakers struggling to revive consumption and investment as they pursue a 4.5%-5% GDP growth target this year. Exports from the world's
Chinese factory slump eases, but weak services signal uneven recovery (opens the original)
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BEIJING, Aug 31 (Reuters) - China's factory activity improved in August on stronger demand but remained in contraction, while services activity stayed weak, underscoring deepening imbalances in the economy and fuelling calls for policy measures to boost the economy. The divergence between manufacturing and service sectors suggests that China will continue to rely on manufacturing and exports to drive growth as momentum remains under pressure from lacklustre domestic consumption and investment.
AI demand keeps China's export engine humming, but risks loom (opens the original)
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BEIJING, Aug 7 (Reuters) - China's exports beat expectations in July, remaining a key driver of economic growth as the global AI infrastructure boom fuelled demand for high-tech goods and exporters rushed shipments ahead of higher U.S. tariffs. The manufacturing powerhouse has been relying on external demand to sustain growth and counter tepid domestic consumption and an investment downturn, but frictions in China's relations with trading partners may prompt further protectionism in an uncertai
China's factory activity shrinks in July as demand falters, fuelling slowdown concerns (opens the original)
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BEIJING, July 31 (Reuters) - China's factory activity unexpectedly slipped into contraction in July, pressured by shrinking new orders that reinforced concerns over slowing economic growth, weak demand at home and elevated production costs. Strong manufacturing and goods exports in the first half of the year have somewhat cushioned the Chinese economy from the Middle East oil shock and helped offset weaknesses in the property market and employment, but economic data released earlier this month
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