China's May exports rise 4.8% amid US trade decline
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China's exports to the US experienced their sharpest decline in over five years, dropping over 34% in May due to tariffs and trade tensions, despite a temporary truce. Overall Chinese exports grew modestly, but shipments to the US fell significantly, impacting China's trade surplus. Ongoing trade negotiations and disputes continue to influence trade flows between the two countries.
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