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China: Trade surplus lower at $20.34b - TDS

China’s trade surplus was lower at $20.34b (mkt $54.65b) from ($54.69b) due to a massive jump in imports (+30.2% vs +5.3% market, supportive for risk and commodities) and slightly weaker exports (6% vs prior 7.4%), notes the research team at TDS.

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“Some of the import jump is from base effects, since last year's Chinese New Year holiday was in late Jan, so it could be distorted a tad to the upside, but overall, it is a good trend.”

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