China's export growth in October was the fastest since July 2022, driven by economic stimulus measures.

Exports increased by 12.7% year-on-year, totaling $309 billion, which exceeded economists' expectations.

On the other hand, imports declined by 2.3%, amounting to $213 billion.

As a result, there was a trade surplus of $96 billion, the third-highest monthly surplus on record.

Analysts are closely monitoring the potential impact of political developments, particularly the implications of Donald Trump's election and his tariff threats, which could pose risks to this export momentum.