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Imports soared more than 27% in May, leaving a trade surplus of $105.4 billion, the biggest since January, with companies loading up on foreign chips and equipment.
Eric Zhu of Bloomberg Economics said the gains partly reflected higher prices and a low base of comparison tied to last year’s drop in China-US trade ahead of a tariff truce.
“Even so, the report allays ...
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