Demand for high technology has provided China with a sharp jump in exports
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A sharp rise in China's exports to 25% in August was driven by strong demand for high-tech products, semiconductors and cars, Reuters reported.
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The volume of Chinese supplies to foreign markets is showing growth against the backdrop of high demand for technological goods.
Strong demand for high-tech products has provided China with a sharp jump in exports. This was reported by Reuters.
It turned out that in August, China's supplies to foreign markets increased by 25 percent year on year. In July it was about 23.9 percent. Imports increased by 28.2 percent.
In the first eight months, exports of high-tech products increased by 42.9 percent in dollar terms. The value of semiconductor exports more than doubled, although volumes rose just 4.1 percent, while automobile exports gained more than 50 percent in both value and quantity.
The trade surplus with the United States rose to $29.18 billion from $28 billion in July. China's supplies to the United States increased by 34.4 percent.
