Economics
China’s Export Engine Slows as Imports Maintain Steady Gains
What's Behind the Strength in Chinese Exports
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China’s export growth slowed as global demand for the country’s products moderated, while imports remained robust as investment at home aided demand.
As geopolitical risk clouds the global economic outlook, demand for Chinese products softened slightly amid mixed performances in some developed economies. Domestic demand showed signs of remaining resilient thanks to steady investment.