By Joe Cash and Lewis Jackson LONDON/BEIJING, May 9 (Reuters) - China's export growth gathered pace in April as factories raced to meet a wave of orders from AI-related industries and other buyers ...

Exports grew by 14.1% in April year-on-year in U.S. dollar value terms, accelerating from March and beating forecasts.

Chinese outbound shipments staged a stronger-than-anticipated recovery in April, as the global investment boom in artificial intelligence helped the trade sector navigate significant shipping ...

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