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China exports rose by a quarter in August ahead of Trump talks
China’s exports increased by a quarter in August, adding pressure to the agenda ahead of planned talks between President Trump and China’s leader, Xi Jinping, in Washington, according to NYT Business.
The stronger export data arrives just weeks before the meeting, which is likely to keep trade and market concerns in focus as the two sides prepare to negotiate.
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