- China reported strong trade figures for May despite falling commodity prices, rising lending rates and a cooling property market.
- Exports rose 8.7% from a year earlier, while imports expanded 14.8%, resulting in a trade surplus of $40.81B.
- Meanwhile, Japan's economy grew less than the government initially reported in Q1, with GDP expanding 0.3% vs. a preliminary reading of a 0.5% growth.
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- Now read: Monday Madness - China Spends Tn And Still Fails To Grow 7% In Q1
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