SHANGHAI -- China's exports in November unexpectedly rose for the first time in half a year, driven by demand for cars and mobile phones, in an upbeat sign for the key manufacturing sector.
Demand picks up for cars and phones but rebound may not last, analysts say
A port in Shanghai. China's economy has struggled to mount a solid recovery. © Reuters
SHANGHAI -- China's exports in November unexpectedly rose for the first time in half a year, driven by demand for cars and mobile phones, in an upbeat sign for the key manufacturing sector.