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受人民币升值、需求疲软和成本上升的压力，中国 11 月出口增长失去动力，但进口增长加速并远高于预期。
周二海关数据显示，11 月出口同比增长 22%，进口增长 31.7%。
调查显示，进口预计增长 19.8%，而 10 月份为增长 20.6%。
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Aerial photo taken on December 6, 2021 shows large lifting equipment hoisting containers onto a train at the railway Logistics base in Nantong, Jiangsu Province, China.
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China’s exports growth lost steam in November, pressured by a strong yuan, weakening demand and higher costs, but import growth accelerated and came in well above expectations, pointing to stronger domestic activity.
Exports rose 22% on-the-year and imports jumped 31.7% in November, customs data showed on Tuesday.
Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast November exports would increase 19.0% after jumping 27.1% the previous month.
Imports were forecast to have risen 19.8%, according to the poll, versus a 20.6% gain in October.
China posted a trade surplus of $71.72 billion last month, compared with the poll’s forecast for a $82.75 billion surplus. China reported an $84.54 billion surplus in October.
The data comes a day after China’s central bank announced a cut to the amount of cash that banks must hold in reserve, its second such move this year, to bolster slowing economic growth.
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The country has staged an impressive rebound from the pandemic but there are signs momentum is flagging. Power shortages, regulatory crackdowns and debt troubles in the property sector are weighing on China’s recovery.
Analysts expect more supportive policy measures in the coming months.
A private sector survey showed factory activity fell in November, hit by higher prices and subdued demand.
China’s factory gate inflation hit a 26-year high in October as coal prices soared amid a power crunch in the country’s industrial heartland.
No cases of the omicron Covid-19 variant have been reported in China to date, but its emergence could add pressure to the strict zero-tolerance policy on coronavirus cases and increase logistical challenges for exporters, say analysts.
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受人民币升值、需求疲软和成本上升的压力，中国 11 月出口增长失去动力，但进口增长加速并远高于预期。
周二海关数据显示，11 月出口同比增长 22%，进口增长 31.7%。
调查显示，进口预计增长 19.8%，而 10 月份为增长 20.6%。
China November export growth slows but imports accelerate
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- China’s exports growth lost steam in November, pressured by a strong yuan, weakening demand and higher costs, but import growth accelerated and came in well above expectations.
- Exports rose 22% on-the-year and imports jumped 31.7% in November, customs data showed on Tuesday.
- Imports were forecast to have risen 19.8%, according to the poll, versus a 20.6% gain in October.
Aerial photo taken on December 6, 2021 shows large lifting equipment hoisting containers onto a train at the railway Logistics base in Nantong, Jiangsu Province, China.
Zhai Huiyong | Future Publishing | Getty Images
China’s exports growth lost steam in November, pressured by a strong yuan, weakening demand and higher costs, but import growth accelerated and came in well above expectations, pointing to stronger domestic activity.
Exports rose 22% on-the-year and imports jumped 31.7% in November, customs data showed on Tuesday.
Analysts in a Reuters poll had forecast November exports would increase 19.0% after jumping 27.1% the previous month.
Imports were forecast to have risen 19.8%, according to the poll, versus a 20.6% gain in October.
China posted a trade surplus of $71.72 billion last month, compared with the poll’s forecast for a $82.75 billion surplus. China reported an $84.54 billion surplus in October.
The data comes a day after China’s central bank announced a cut to the amount of cash that banks must hold in reserve, its second such move this year, to bolster slowing economic growth.
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The country has staged an impressive rebound from the pandemic but there are signs momentum is flagging. Power shortages, regulatory crackdowns and debt troubles in the property sector are weighing on China’s recovery.
Analysts expect more supportive policy measures in the coming months.
A private sector survey showed factory activity fell in November, hit by higher prices and subdued demand.
China’s factory gate inflation hit a 26-year high in October as coal prices soared amid a power crunch in the country’s industrial heartland.
No cases of the omicron Covid-19 variant have been reported in China to date, but its emergence could add pressure to the strict zero-tolerance policy on coronavirus cases and increase logistical challenges for exporters, say analysts.
China November export growth slows but imports accelerate
China's exports growth lost steam in November, pressured by a strong yuan, weakening demand and higher costs, but import growth accelerated above expectations.
