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- China's exports in May blew past estimates, rising 7.6% year over year in dollar terms.
- It showcases Beijing's growing dependence on foreign buyers to support its growth.
- But as cheap products flood the US and EU, Western leaders are responding with trade barriers.
Chinese exports jumped above forecasts in May as the second-largest economy leans more and more on foreign markets to boost growth.
But as Beijing unloads its products on the world, it's turning up the heat on trade tensions.