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China Pullback
7/10/2012
More Articles by David Urani Home Sales Still Climbing Steadily Homebuilder Confidence Back Up Market Valuation Entering "Fair" Territory Premier Wen warned about it yesterday, and overnight we got more evidence of a Chinese slowdown. Their overall trade surplus actually increased to $31.7 billion from $18.7 billion month to month in June, but it was the way it happened that was discouraging. Primarily, it was a drop in year-over-year import growth to 6.3% from 12.7% in the previous month, indicating the deceleration in their domestic economy. And turning over to exports, the news wasn't great there either. Growth slowed from 15.2% to 11.3%. They cited less demand from the US as a driving factor. So there you go, more fresh data confirming the breakdown in global activity.
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