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Beijing’s import and export volume has exceeded 3 trillion yuan (about 417 billion U.S. dollars) for three consecutive years, data from the local customs showed. This was reported by The Xinhua News …
China has indisputable sovereignty over Scarborough Shoal in South China Sea -Coast Guard
China has indisputable sovereignty over the Scarborough Shoal and its adjacent waters, and has always resolutely countered infringements by the Philippines, a spokesperson for China Coast Guard said in a statement released late Tuesday.
Passenger, commercial vehicle exports see notable growth in Fujian, SE China
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China’s manufacturing activity shrank for the fourth straight month in January
China’s factory activity contracted for a fourth consecutive month in January, underscoring the much-needed litany of policy support for the world’s second-largest economy which Beijing announced last week.
