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China’s exports dipped slightly in July, but trade surplus remains robust at $112.5 billion, fueled by global demand for electronics and green tech. Year-over-year growth slowed from 27% to 24%, with imports also easing from a 36% surge. Typhoon disruptions may have contributed, yet China’s high-tech exports jumped nearly 41% year-to-date. Surprising boosts came from Middle East conflicts, which lifted aluminum exports. While U.S. demand grew just 2.6%, EU imports rose 17%, and Southeast Asia surged to become China’s top trading partner with a 25% export spike — signaling a strategic shift toward advanced machinery and global supply chain leadership.

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