China's April Exports Rebound Ahead of Trump-Xi Summit
China reported a strong rebound in its April exports and a widening trade surplus, with figures showing a 14% jump in exports. These economic data were released shortly before a highly anticipated summit between President Trump and President Xi, against a backdrop of ongoing trade tensions and potential US sanctions.
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