China’s Commerce Ministry vows to expand imports to ensure domestic demand
Source Fxstreet
China's Commerce Ministry is out with a statement on Friday following the conclusion of a two-day national trade work conference.
Key quotes
“China's trade faces a complex, severe and uncertain external environment.”
“Ministry vowed to help companies explore markets to get orders and to expand imports to ensure domestic demand.”
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