China's Exports Likely Slowed in May Amid Trade Uncertainties: Reuters Poll
Growth in China's exports likely slowed in May despite a lowering of U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods, as the fallout from the still-unresolved trade war and uncertainties in Sino-U.S. ties weighed on shipments.
Outbound shipments are projected to have risen 5.0% year-on-year in value terms last month, according to the median forecasts of 20 economists polled by Reuters. That compares with an 8.1% jump in April.
Imports are forecast to drop 0.9% in May from the previous year in value terms, widening from a 0.2% dip in April...
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