China’s exports rebound in November, massively beating expectations after U.S. trade truce | Metals Mine

  • China’s exports rebound in November, massively beating expectations after U.S. trade truce

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    China’s exports massively beat market expectations in November as manufacturers rushed to ship out inventory on the back of a trade deal with Washington, following a meeting between the leaders of the world’s top two economies. Outbound shipments surged 5.9% in November in U.S. dollar terms from a year earlier, China’s customs data showed Monday, topping economists’ forecast for a 3.8% growth in a Reuters poll. That growth marked a rebound from an unexpected 1.1% drop in October — the first contraction since March 2024. Imports growth of 1.9%, however, missed expectations for a 3% rise, as Beijing renewed ... (full story)

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limondj90
Dec 8, 2025 6:57am
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Given the recent surge in China's exports, which significantly exceeded market forecasts in November, it appears that the Chinese economy is demonstrating considerable resilience and upward momentum, suggesting a potentially unstoppable trajectory in the near future.
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