While traditional labor-intensive exports lag, soaring global demand for AI infrastructure is driving nearly half of Beijing’s new export growth
00:00/00:00
您的浏览器不支持 audio 标签。
Listen to this article
1x
Chemical fertilizers being loaded onto a ship in Yantai Port, Shandong on April 27, 2026. Photo: VCG
Strong growth in chips and computing equipment points to rising global spending on AI infrastructure
High-tech exports rise sharply as car shipments jump 39 percent
The global AI infrastructure build-out has emerged as a key driver of Asian trade despite a global energy crisis stemming from…
China's exports gained speed in May, buoyed by strong demand for chips, autos and other high-tech goods fuelling the global…
Despite decoupling efforts from Washington, Chinese semiconductors and capital goods are finding eager buyers across…
China's exports soared over 19% year-on-year, the fastest in three months, while imports surged as demand for foreign chips and…
China's shipments surge in May, buoyed by high-tech, auto demand
