 "economy, exports, China economy")
China's exports rose 15.7% in March over a year earlier while imports were flat due to disruptions from coronavirus outbreaks.
Exports rose to $276.1 billion despite anti-virus controls in Shanghai and other industrial centers that caused factories to reduce production, customs data showed Wednesday. Imports rose less than 1% to $228.7 billion.
The ruling Communist Party zero-tolerance anti-virus strategy is weighing on consumer and factory activity by confining most of Shanghai's 25 million people to their homes and suspended access to other manufacturing centers.
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