For the full year of 2019, China’s yuan-denominated exports rose 5 per cent while imports rose 1.6 per cent, producing a trade surplus of 2.92 trillion yuan. — Reuters pic
BEIJING, Jan 14 — China’s yuan-denominated exports in December rose 9 per cent from a year earlier, customs data showed on Tuesday, while imports rose 17.7 per cent.
That left China with a trade surplus of 330 billion yuan (RM194.3 billion) in December, according to Reuters calculations based on customs data.
For the full year of 2019, China’s yuan-denominated exports rose 5 per cent while imports rose 1.6 per cent, producing a trade surplus of 2.92 trillion yuan.
China’s total trade in yuan terms with the United States dropped 10.7 per cent from a year earlier over the full year, customs data showed. — Reuters