HONG KONG (MarketWatch)
Chinese export- and import-growth rates cooled off in
November, leading the nation's monthly trade surplus to shrink sharply to $19.6
billion, according to official data released Monday November exports grew 2.9%
from the year-ago period, far lower than the 11.6% expansion recorded in
October, and widely missing the 10% growth anticipated in a FactSet survey of
economists
The value of imports was unchanged from the year-ago period, versus
a 2.4% growth in October and forecasts for a 1.9% increase
The monthly trade
surplus of $19.6 billion fell significantly below FactSet estimate for a $25
billion surplus
Economists polled by Dow Jones Newswires had projected exports
growth of 9.6%, imports growth of 1.9%, and a trade surplus of $27.8 billion
during the month
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