China's exports grew unexpectedly in June as easing of the coronavirus containment measures in most of the developed economies boosted foreign demand, official data showed Tuesday.
In dollar terms, exports climbed 0.5 percent on a yearly basis in June, the General Administration of Customs reported. Economists had forecast an annual fall of 1.5 percent after falling 3.3 percent in May.
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