China’s Foreign Trade Sustains Resilience: Xinhua

December 7, 2021

During the January-November period, the country’s total imports and exports expanded 22% year-on-year

Signs are emerging that China's trade and economic slump may be easing. — China's exports fell 6.2% from a year ago, while imports declined by the same amount, customs data showed on Friday (AFP file pic).

China’s foreign trade maintained growth momentum in the first 11 months of the year amid signs of global economic recovery and resilient demand, Xinhua reported.

During the January-November period, the country’s total imports and exports expanded 22% year-on-year to 35.39 trillion yuan ($5.55 trillion), official data showed.

Read the full report: Xinhua.

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