China’s exports declined by 8.8% in August compared to the previous year, which was better than the forecasted 9.2% drop. Imports also fell by 7.3% in August, surpassing the predicted 9% decline. This marks the eighth consecutive month of import decline and the fifth consecutive month of export decline for China. The country’s economic recovery has slowed due to a slump in the property market and weak consumer spending.
Balanced News: China’s exports drop by 8.8% in August as trade slump persists

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