China's Exports Beat Expectations After Trade Truce With US
China's exports grew at a faster clip in June, topping market expectations as trade tensions with the U.S. eased following a round of bilateral talks.
Outbound shipments rose 5.8% in June from a year earlier, China's General Administration of Customs said Monday. The figure was better than many economists had predicted and represented an improvement from the 4.8% year-over-year increase in May.
Shipments to the U.S., however, fell by 16.1% in June compared with a year earlier, as hefty tariffs and uncertainty around the global...
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