China's total exports and imports from January to October exceeded 36 trillion formers... 5.2% increase from last year - Chinese report

On the 7th, the General Administration of Customs of China announced that the total value of goods trade imports and exports from January to October this year exceeded 36 trillion former (approximately 774.3 trillion yen), indicating that China's foreign trade has achieved stable growth.
According to statistical data, China's total merchandise trade imports and exports in the January-October period increased 5.2% year-on-year to 36.2 trillion former (about 774.7 trillion yen). Of this, exports increased 6.7%.
Exports rose 3.2% to 15.22 trillion former (approximately 327.3 trillion yen), while exports increased 3.2% to 15.22 trillion former (approximately 327.3 trillion yen).
Looking at export items, machinery and electrical products increased by 8.5% to 12.36 trillion yen (approximately 265.8 trillion yen).
The total export value of Japan's exports in the same period was 59.4% of the total exports. Of these, ships showed high growth at 74.9%, automobiles at 20%, and motorcycles at 24.6%.
In terms of imports, energy products increased by 5.1%, industrial products increased by 4.9%, and machinery and electrical products increased by 8.6% to 5.75 trillion yen.
Of this, aircraft parts increased by 13.7% and electronic parts increased by 11.5%. By trading partner country, the amount of exports and imports with countries co-constructing the "One Belt, One Road" was the same as the previous year.
It increased by 6.2% to 16.94 trillion formers (approximately 364.4 trillion yen). Of this, ASEAN increased by 8.8% to 5.67 trillion formers (approximately 121.9 trillion yen), accounting for 15.7% of the total.
China remains its largest trading partner, accounting for 1.2% of total trade between the two countries. Other countries with growth rates were the European Union (EU), the United States (US), and South Korea (ROK), which increased by 4.4% and 6.7%, respectively.