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China's exports rise, but slump in the economy persists
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China's exports rose for the first time in six months, driven by seasonal factors, but it remains uncertain if the momentum can be sustained. Imports unexpectedly dropped, indicating lackluster domestic demand. The resilience of exports is expected to fade as China's major trading partners experience a slowdown.
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