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China reports 129.8% year-on-year rise in semiconductor exports

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China's General Administration of Customs reported that semiconductor exports rose 129.8% from a year earlier, according to Martin Cid Magazine. The article says the data span logic, power-management, memory and automotive semiconductors, while China's August automobile exports rose 43% year on year. It also notes that the comparison is distorted by weak Chinese chip output in August 2025 and does not separate domestically made chips from components assembled in bonded processing zones.
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