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BEIJING (AP) — China's exports rebounded from a slump in March and sales to the United States rose strongly despite President Donald Trump's tariff hikes.

Exports rose 14.2% over a year ago to $198.7 billion, a spokesman for the customs agency said Friday, recovering from February's 20.8% contraction. Imports fell 7.6% to $166 billion, worsening the previous month's 5.2% decline.