China's October Trade Data Shows Uneven Recovery as Exports Fall and Imports Rise
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China's October imports unexpectedly rose while exports fell more than expected, showing mixed recovery.
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Exports dropped 6.4% and imports grew 3% year-on-year, contrasting forecasts.
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Figures indicate uneven domestic demand and weak global growth weighing on trade.
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Trade surplus narrowed to $56.53 billion with lower exports.
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Analysts say policy support may not be enough to sustain rebound amid property woes, unemployment, weak confidence.