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UPDATE: MNI: 'Phase-1' On Track Despite Slower Imports: China
--Amends data on textile exports in para 7
BEIJING (MNI) - China is honouring its Phase One trade agreement inked with
the U.S. even as its imports declined in H1 due to the pandemic, Li Kuiwen, a
spokesman for the General Administration of Customs, said at a briefing Tuesday.
China is keeping promises to expand imports and hopes the two nations stick
to the agreement and overcome any problems, Li said. Even during the depths of
the pandemic, the decline in imports from the U.S. was still less severe than
seen for overall imports, he said.
In the first half, Sino-US trade totalled CNY1.6 trillion, down 6.6% from
last year. Exports to the U.S. fell 8.1% to CNY1.25 trillion, while imports fell
1.5% to CNY395.62 billion, with trade surplus down 10.8% to CNY851.74 billion.
The bureau will release data in dollar term later today.
The reduction in imports from the U.S. is 1.8 percentage points lower than
the rate of decline in China's overall imports, according to Li.
--BETTER-THAN-EXPECTED REBOUND
Supported by strong overseas demand for virus-control equipment, China's
foreign trade recovered better than expected in H1, with June exports growing
4.3% y/y, a third monthly gain, Li said. June imports reversed double-digit
two-month decline to grow 6.2% y/y.
A rapid resumption of production helped boost imports of electronic
components, crude oil, coal and iron ore, said Li.
Exports of textile products, including masks, and medicines and medical
equipment grew 32.4%, 23.6% and 46.4% y/y respectively for the first six months,
according to Li. Increased work-from-home demand drove up laptop and cellular
phone exports by 9.1% and 0.2% y/y, Li said.
Trade with ASEAN nations rose 5.6% y/y in H1, or 14.7% of China's total
trade, making the bloc China's largest trading partner ahead of the EU.
--MNI London Bureau; tel: +44 203-586-2225; email: les.commons@marketnews.com
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