Chinese Exports Expected to Rise Sharply in May Due to Front-Loaded Orders and Chip Demand
According to a Reuters poll of 32 economists, China's exports are expected to grow by around 15% year-on-year in dollar terms for May 2026. This growth is attributed to front-loaded orders from overseas buyers seeking to avoid potential energy price increases due to the Gulf war and sustained global demand for semiconductors and AI components.
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