China’s exports tumble 7.5% in March and imports also fall as demand slows

Chinese exports fell more than feared in March

BEIJING, China — Chinese exports plunged more than expected last month, official figures showed Friday, as the world’s second-largest economy struggles to sustain its post-pandemic recovery. Shipments sank 7.5 percent on-year, while imports shrank 1.9 percent, the General Administration of Customs said. A Bloomberg survey of economists had forecast exports to fall just 1.9 percent

WRAPUP 3-China's March exports and imports shrink, miss forecasts by big margins

WRAPUP 3-China's March exports and imports shrink, miss forecasts by big margins China's exports contracted sharply in March while imports unexpectedly shrank, undershooting forecasts by big margins, highlighting the stiff task facing policymakers as they try to bolster a shaky economic recovery. The dour data represented a setback for the world's second-largest economy after a generally better-than-expected start to the year. China has struggl…

China's exports tumble 7.5% in March and imports also fall as demand slows

HONG KONG (AP) -- China's exports contracted in March after growing in the first two months of the year, underscoring the uneven nature of the country's recovery from the pandemic.

China's exports tumble 7.5% in March and imports also fall as demand slows

HONG KONG (AP) — China’s exports contracted in March after growing in the first two months of the year, underscoring the uneven nature of the country’s recovery from the pandemic. […]

China's exports tumble 7.5% in March and imports also fall as demand slows

Official customs data show China’s exports contracted in March after growing in the first two months of the year.