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China's September Trade Balance: Exports and Imports beat estimates
China's Trade Balance for September, in Chinese Yuan (CNY) terms
Exports rose 29.6% YoY in May vs. 18.6% in August. The country’s imports climbed 24.6% YoY in the same period vs. 21.7% recorded previously.
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