A post by @FirstSquawk on X.
China records a 28.7% annual increase in yuan-based exports in October.
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China’s yuan-denominated exports rose 28.7% year over year in October, according to a First Squawk post citing the latest trade data. The double-digit annual increase points to continued strength in outbound shipments even as global demand and currency effects remain in focus. The headline figure is measured in yuan rather than dollars, so exchange-rate movements can affect comparisons with other trade releases. Traders will watch upcoming customs details, including import growth and the goods trade balance, for a fuller read on the external sector’s contribution to growth.
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