China's Economy Surges On Exports
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- Osmond ChiaBBC
- Chan Ho-himToronto Star
- John PowerAl Jazeera
- Mahima SharmaTimes of India
- Prashant RaoSemafor
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China’s economy has grown faster than expected in the most recent quarter amid booming exports underpinned by artificial intelligence, according to official figures.
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For the whole year, Chinese leaders have set a growth target of 4.5%-5%, down from last year’s 5% expansion.
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- 19 Oct
For the whole year, Chinese leaders have set a growth target of 4.5%-5%, down from last year’s 5% expansion.
Coverage 5 articles
19 Oct China’s third quarter GDP beats forecasts, though worries abound
Semafor
19 Oct China’s economy gains pace on exports as domestic demand falters
Times of India
19 Oct China’s economy grows 4.5 percent in Q3, beating forecasts
Al Jazeera- 19 Oct China's economy accelerates on robust exports as domestic weakness persists
Toronto Star
19 Oct China's economic growth picks up as AI boom boosts exports
BBC
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