China posted a trade surplus of $133 billion in September, fueled by a 36% export surge and a near-doubling in AI chip shipments despite sluggish domestic demand. Here's what it means for trading partners. (Source: Bloomberg)
China posted a trade surplus of $133 billion in September, fueled by a 36% export surge and a near-doubling in AI chip shipments despite sluggish domestic demand. Here's what it means for trading partners. (Source: Bloomberg)
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