China’s Exports Slowed in November, but Surplus With U.S. Grew
Slower demand and ongoing trade tension with the Washington took their toll, but exports to the U.S. remained strong
BEIJING—Chinese exports slowed unexpectedly last month as demand weakened in most markets, except in the U.S. where strong growth in imports put China on track to post another record trade surplus.
Chinese exports to emerging and developed economies alike slowed across the board in November, with growth slipping by more than half from October. Total exports grew 5.4% from a year earlier—the slowest pace in eight months—decelerating from a 15.6% increase in October, according to data from the General Administration of Customs...