Trade (Nov.)

Chinese trade growth surprised to the upside in November, with strong external demand more than offsetting the drag from base effects. That said, domestic demand may not be quite as strong as the import figures suggest and still looks set to weaken in the coming quarters in response to slowing investment growth and a property market downturn.

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