China's Trade Surplus Widens to $119B in August
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In August, the world's second largest economy delivers significantly more goods to the world. Batteries and solar cells are in particular in demand. At the same time, China is buying more again.
Hang Seng Index forms a highly bullish pattern as China trade surplus jumps
The Hang Seng Index retreated a bit on Tuesday, even after macro data showed that China’s trade surplus rebounded in August. It retreated to 25,345, down by 3.3% from its highest point in August. On the positive side, it has formed a bullish pattern that may suggest more upside in the near term. China’s trade surplus surged in August China released a highly encouraging report, which showed that the economy was doing well. This report revealed th…
China Trade Surplus Widens to $119.09 Billion; Hang Seng Still Falls
BEIJING, Sept. 8 — China’s goods-trade surplus widened to $119.09 billion in August, up $6.59 billion from July, as exports rose 25% and imports increased 28.2% from a year earlier. The headline was powerful. The surprise was not: the surplus almost exactly matched the $119.1 billion consensus, export growth met forecasts and import growth fell…
China records $119B trade surplus in August as streak above $100B continues
China's August trade surplus reached $119B, the third straight month above $100B, putting the country on pace for a record-breaking $1 trillion
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