China's exports surged 12.7% in November

It beat markets' forecast.

According to OSK, China's export easily beats forecast in November by a rise of 12.7% y-o-y against a median forecast of 7.1% adding to a recent proof of a stabilisation in the world's second largest economy as its leaders embark on an ambition restructuring plan.

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Imports rose 5.3% below a forecast of 7.2% leaving a trade surplus of USD33.8b against forecasts of USD21.7b. The strong export figure came as a boost after it has been a drag on the economy so far this year subtracting 1.7% from growth in the first three quarters. Exports directly create about 30m jobs and add another 100m in related industries.

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