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China's exports are likely to have grown by 8.5% in November, reflecting a continued positive trend as exporters proactively manage shipments in light of impending tariff risks from the new U.S. administration. This marks a slowdown from the previous month's 12.7% increase, while imports are projected to have increased marginally by 0.3%. The forecast suggests a resilient trade sector amidst overall global demand struggles, with trade tensions with the U.S. and EU persisting. Additionally, China's manufacturing sector has shown modest growth, contributing to a hopeful outlook for exports.
Source: YAHOO