(MENAFN) The Chinese exports unpredictably rose in April as America's quick revival from the pandemic encouraged demand.
Stopped factory output in India, as the nation fights with a COVID-19 catastrophe, also contributed in bolstering the global market for Chinese commodities.
The Chinese exports in dollar terms rose by over 32 percent from a year ago to nearly USD264bn (£190bn).
During the very month, imports expanded at the fastest rate in over a decade, climbing by 43 percent from a year earlier.
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