China's June exports surge 32%, import growth slows
China’s exports surged in June while import growth slowed to a still-robust level as its economic rebound from the coronavirus leveled off
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Your support makes all the difference.China’s exports surged in June while import growth slowed to a still-robust level as its economic rebound from the coronavirus leveled off.
Exports rose 32.2% to $281.4 billion, up from May’s 28% growth, customs data showed Tuesday. Imports increased 36.7% to $229.9 billion, but that was down from the previous month’s explosive 51% rise.
China led the global recovery from the pandemic but domestic consumer and other economic activity is leveling off.