China's exports expanded more than expected in August as key markets eased virus containment measures, but imports unexpectedly shrank despite a push to boost domestic demand. AFP 
China's exports expanded more than expected in August as key markets eased virus containment measures, but imports unexpectedly shrank despite a push to boost domestic demand. AFP 

Economy

China's August exports rise as trading partners ease virus containment restrictions

Imports, however, extended declines last month, pointing to weaker domestic demand

Reuters

September 07, 2020

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