China's Exports and Lending Data Show Signs of Stability But Recovery Remains Uncertain Amid Global Slowdown

China's exports fell less than expected in September, pointing to some stabilization in global demand. However, customs officials warn that trade still faces challenges.

New bank lending in China jumped in September but missed forecasts, signaling monetary policy support may still be insufficient.

Analysts say it's too early to determine if recent policy measures are enough to engineer a stronger economic recovery.

Ongoing property crisis and global growth slowdown persist as drags on China's economy.

Premier Li Keqiang cautions officials to remain clear-eyed about economic difficulties and challenges ahead.