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China Data Response

Foreign Trade (Sep)

Chinese officials have given little sign they are worried that the euro-zone crisis will hurt China’s economy, preferring instead to keep their focus on tackling inflation. Today’s trade figures showing one of the biggest monthly falls in exports to Europe in years would justify a rethink of that stance.

 

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