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Chinese exports grow 25% in August

Observador8 September 2026 at 09:48

Chinese exports grew 25% in August, a figure that exceeded analysts' forecasts, who had estimated growth of 22%. This result represents exceptional performance for the Chinese economy in the export sector.

The total value of exports reached 345 billion euros in the period under analysis. This significant growth also contributed to an increase in China's trade surplus.

The Chinese export sector benefited from several factors, including advances in artificial intelligence and the fuel crisis. These elements are said to have boosted demand for Chinese products in international markets.

The data reflects the strength of the Chinese export sector in a challenging global economic context, with China managing to maintain and accelerate its growth in foreign sales.

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