China's September exports grew 36.3 percent
China's exports rose 36.3 percent in September, the biggest jump since the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Al Jazeera.
China's exports grew by 36.3 percent in September, Al Jazeera reports. It describes the rise as the biggest leap since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Al Jazeera ties the increase to demand driven by artificial intelligence. Its brief report gives no further detail on which goods or markets were involved.
CNBC had earlier said the customs agency would publish September trade data on Wednesday. It expected exports to have grown by double digits.
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- CNBCChina's exports likely grew by double-digits in SeptemberTue, Oct 13, 9:16 PM EDT
- Al JazeeraChina’s exports surge amid AI-driven demandWed, Oct 14, 5:05 AM EDT
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