China’s export and import data for September painted a weaker-than-expected picture of the nation’s trade performance. Exports grew by just 2.4% yoy to USD 303.7B, well below expectations of 6.0% yoy and down from the 8.7% yoy rise in the previous month. Imports edged up a modest 0.3% yoy to USD 222B, missing expectations of […]
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