China’s exports to the United States fell by 6.5 per cent last month. Photo: Bloomberg
China’s US trade slumps again, but exports rise due to higher demand from Asian neighbours
- China’s unexpected rise in exports in July was driven by trade with the likes of Taiwan, Singapore and South Korea to offset drop in sales to the United States
- US-China trade is tipped to continue to fall, with yuan devaluation unlikely to offset tariff effects, analysts said
China’s exports to the United States fell by 6.5 per cent last month. Photo: Bloomberg