China's June trade data badly misses expectations
- China's exports in June fell 12.4% from a year earlier due to weakened demand after central banks raised interest rates to control inflation.
- Imports also declined by 6.8% in June, contributing to the downward pressure on China's economy.
- The global consumer demand has weakened as central banks in various regions raised interest rates to curb inflation, leading to a decline in China's total trade in the first half of the year.
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China exports slumps 12.4% in June from a year earlier
China's exports tumbled 12.4% in June from a year earlier as demand weakened after central banks raised interest rates to curb inflation even as Chinese leaders struggled to keep a post-COVID recovery from faltering. Customs data released Thursday showed imports slid 6.8% to $214.7 billion. Exports edged up slightly from…
China's exports see biggest drop in three years
China's exports saw their biggest fall in three years in June, slumping a worse-than-expected 12.4% year-on-year, as signs mount of stress from the struggling global economy and Chinese policymakers face growing pressure for stimulus measures.
China exports slumped 12.4 per cent in June from a year earlier as global demand weakened
Trade weakness adds to downward pressure on the world's second-largest economy. Global consumer demand has weakened after the Federal Reserve and central banks in Europe and Asia raised interest rates to bring inflation down from near multi-decade highs by reining in business and consumer activity.
China exports slumped 12.4% in June from a year earlier as global demand weakened
HONG KONG (AP) -- China's exports tumbled 12.4% in June from a year earlier as demand weakened after central banks raised interest rates to curb inflation even as Chinese leaders struggled to keep a post-COVID recovery from faltering.
China exports slumped 12.4% in June from a year earlier as global demand weakened
HONG KONG (AP) -- China's exports tumbled 12.4% in June from a year earlier as demand weakened after central banks raised interest rates to curb inflation even as Chinese leaders struggled to keep a post-COVID recovery from faltering.
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