- Yuan-denominated exports +1.6% y/y
- Yuan-denominated imports -0.5% y/y
- Dollar-denominated exports +2.4% y/y
- Dollar-denominated imports +0.3% y/y
In dollar terms, the trade balance recorded was +$81.71 billion. Meanwhile, China recorded a trade surplus with the US narrowed slightly to $33.33 billion for the month of September. The year-to-date figure for that specific measure is a surplus of $257.87 billion. All of this compares to the August figures here, which saw exports grew at the quickest pace in almost one and a half years.
This article was written by Justin Low at www.forexlive.com.
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