Furniture exports in April fell slightly by 8.2%, Central, signs of recovery

Published on the 12th the General Administration of Customs statistics show that China's export commodities, mainly labor-intensive products in April than in March than the show ring growth.

Statistics show that in April clothing and accessories exports declined 11.2 percent year-on-year, the Central than the 3.9 percent growth; textile yarn and fabric exports fell 14.4%, 13.4% growth in chain; furniture exports have declined 8.2 percent, the Central than the 2.7 percent growth; footwear exports fell 4.5%, chain 3.8% growth; plastic products exports fell 5.7 percent, the Central than the 11.9 percent growth; luggage exports decreased slightly by 0.4 percent, an increase of 22.4% over Central; toy exports fell 10.9 percent, the Central than the 18 percent growth. In addition, exports of machinery and electronic products fell 22.2 percent, the Central than the 6.1 percent growth.

Imported products, iron ore, crude oil, refined oil products both import growth. In April, China's imports of primary products declined 32.4 percent year-on-year, the Central than the 16.6 percent growth. Among them, the iron ore imports rose 33.2 percent, 14.7 percent growth in chain; crude oil imports up 13.6 percent, the Central than the 3.7 percent growth; refined oil imports rose 2.6 percent, the Central than the 21.1 percent growth; soybean (3493,49.00,1.42%) of imports an increase of 55.2%, Central 0.7 percent more than a slight increase.

Over the same period, China's imports of industrial products fell 18.4%, 14.6% growth in chain. Of these, imports of machinery and electronic products fell 20.2%, 12.4% growth in chain; chemical products and related products declined 18 percent of imports, the Central than the 14.4 percent growth; 31.4 percent drop in auto imports, the Central than the 16.4 percent growth.