China's 9-month exports to US down 10.7% in dollar terms
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[BEIJING] China's exports to the United States fell 10.7 per cent from a year earlier in dollar terms in January-September, while US imports dropped 26.4 per cent during that period, a Chinese customs spokesman said on Monday.
Trade frictions with the United States have led to some pressure on Chinese trade, although the latest Sino-US trade talks have yielded favourable outcomes in some areas, customs spokesman Li Kuiwen told reporters.
REUTERS
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