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China's November Trade Data Reflects Economic Challenges

China's exports grow at a slower rate while imports decline, indicating potential trade weaknesses amid growing economic challenges and impending tariff threats.

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Updated: Dec 10th, 2024, 1:48 AM ET

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China's November trade data reveals exports increased by 6.7%, down from 12.7% in October, while imports fell 3.9%, raising concerns over economic health. Analysts suggest these trends may be temporary, as previous growth in exports and fiscal spending could revive import demand. Exports to the U.S. rose 8%, but declines in shipments to Russia highlight geopolitical impacts. With consumer inflation low and ongoing tariff threats, the outlook remains mixed for China's economic recovery post-COVID-19.

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