Beijing (AP) - China's overseas trade slowed sharply in November, imports fell to zero growth, although the rest of the world's second largest economy recovery signs of slowing.
Export growth over the same period last year, from 11.6% down to 2.9% last month, the customs data display, Monday. Import growth from 2.4% in October.
Digital analysts warned that the trade rebound, the beginning of August, due to the weak global demand in Europe's debt problems and the United States economic recovery slow is unsustainable.
Last weekend, according to figures released November factory production increased 10.1% year-on-year growth of 14.9%, consumer spending in China, is recovering low drag growth to three and a half years in the lowest quarter as a sign of September.
The weather forecast says, economic growth may be in the quarter rebound.
Weak trade figures is a setback, Chinese exporters by millions of workers, suffered from western consumer demand downturn.
Import weak cause China's global trade surplus than the same period last year to expand 35%, to $19.5 billion. But, this is far less than ten months of $32 billion, in the years of the biggest surplus.




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