China's Exports Rebounded on Stronger Global Demand

The transcript discusses China's export and import figures for January, highlighting a 15.9% increase in exports and a 25.2% increase in imports in Yuan terms. It notes corrections in import figures and emphasizes the importance of the US-China trade deficit, especially in light of potential tariffs. The impact of global demand and currency fluctuations on trade is also covered, with specific details on commodities like iron ore, coal, oil, and steel. The transcript underscores the significance of these figures for investors and policymakers.

What was the percentage increase in exports in Yuan terms for January compared to December?

• 10.8%

• 15.9%

• 0.6%

• 5.2%

Which commodity saw a 12% year-on-year increase in imports in January?

• Copper

• Coal

• Oil

• Iron ore

What was the corrected percentage increase in imports in Yuan terms for January?

• 10.8%

• 25.2%

• 15.2%

• 5.2%

How did the US-China trade deficit influence potential tariff considerations?

• It reduced the likelihood of tariffs.

• It was not a factor in tariff considerations.

• It led to immediate tariff implementation.

• It increased focus on imposing tariffs.

What was the year-on-year change in steel exports in January?

• Decreased by 23.2%

• Increased by 23.2%

• Increased by 12.7%

• Decreased by 12.7%