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China's Goods Trade Up 18.8% in First Three Quarters to 39.94 Trillion Yuan, Customs Data Show
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China's customs statistics show that in the first three quarters of the year, total goods trade imports and exports reached 39.94 trillion yuan, up 18.8% year on year. Exports rose 16.4% to 23.2 trillion yuan, while imports grew 22.3% to 16.74 trillion yuan. Monthly growth has stayed in double digits for six consecutive months. In September alone, imports and exports totaled 5.16 trillion yuan, surpassing 5 trillion yuan for the first time and rising 27.5%. September exports were 3.03 trillion yuan, up 29.6%, and imports were 2.13 trillion yuan, up 24.6%. The data, attributed to customs authorities, indicate broad strength in both outbound shipments and domestic demand for imported goods.
Source report
According to customs statistics, China's total imports and exports of goods reached 39.94 trillion yuan in the first three quarters of this year, up 18.8% year-on-year.
Key Figures
- Exports: 23.2 trillion yuan, up 16.4%
- Imports: 16.74 trillion yuan, up 22.3%
Monthly Performance
- Monthly growth has remained in double digits for six consecutive months.
- In September alone, imports and exports totaled 5.16 trillion yuan, surpassing the 5-trillion-yuan mark for the first time, with growth of 27.5%.
- Exports: 3.03 trillion yuan, up 29.6%
- Imports: 2.13 trillion yuan, up 24.6%
Source
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