AlQa'dah 2, 1434, Sep 8, 2013, SPA -- China's exports grew by more than 7 per cent in August in the latest sign that growth may be stabilizing after a slowdown in recent months, DPA reported. Exports rose 7.2 per cent to 190 billion dollars in August, from 5.1 per cent from July, according to customs data. Imports climbed to 162 billion dollars, up 7 per cent, leaving a monthly trade surplus of 28 billion dollars, the General Administration of Customs reported. Bilateral trade with the United States rose 9.2 per cent year-on-year in August, while trade with the European Union increased by 3.2 per cent. Exports of electronics and machinery products accounted for 56 per cent of China's total exports in August, the report said.
