China Could Suffer Due to Export Dependence

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China's annual industrial output growth rebounded by a stronger-than-expected 8.9% in May. "China is still an exporting country," Suan Teck Kin from UOB Group said, adding that the country could suffer if other economies don't recover from the slowdown.

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