China's Exports Decline Unexpectedly Amid U.S. Demand Drop
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China's exports unexpectedly declined by 1.1% in October, marking the first contraction since February, primarily due to a significant drop in shipments to the US despite growth in other markets. This surprise slowdown highlights potential vulnerabilities in China's external resilience amid ongoing global trade uncertainties and high tariffs, raising concerns about future economic growth prospects.
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