China's foreign trade in February 2010 rose by 45.2% from the same period last year, PRIME-TASS reports citing the data of General Administration of Customs of China.
Chinese exports in February totaled $94.52 billion, a 45.7% growth, reflecting continued recovery in international demand after the global financial crisis. Imports increased by 44.7% to $86.91. In January-February China's exports reached $204 billion, imports - $182.3 billion
Chinese exports in February totaled $94.52 billion, a 45.7% growth, reflecting continued recovery in international demand after the global financial crisis. Imports increased by 44.7% to $86.91. In January-February China's exports reached $204 billion, imports - $182.3 billion