(Bloomberg) -- China's trade surplus swelled 63 percent in April from a year earlier to $16.9 billion as export growth accelerated, the state-controlled Xinhua News Agency said.
Exports jumped 26.8 percent and imports climbed 21.3 percent, Xinhua reported, citing the General Administration of Customs. The trade gap for the first four months was $63.3 billion, 88 percent higher than a year earlier.
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