Briefly
Foreign trade up by 2.7% in Shenzhen
Foreign trade rose by 2.7 percent on a yearly basis to 2.18 trillion yuan ($326.8 billion) during the first three quarters of the year in Shenzhen, official data showed. Exports fell by 0.9 percent to 1.19 trillion yuan during the period, while imports rose by 7.3 percent to around 990.4 billion yuan, according to the Shenzhen Customs department.
Cross-border RMB settlements rise
Cross-border renminbi settlements in Southwest China's Yunnan province since 2010 reached 568 billion yuan ($84.4 billion) on a cumulative basis. Since 2014, the renminbi has become Yunnan's largest cross-border settlement currency with ASEAN countries, with Myanmar, Vietnam and Singapore topping market shares, according to the local branch of the central bank.
Xinhua
Today's Top News
- Tokyo urged to specify its past commitments
- Cooperation conducive to steadying progress in China-France partnership: China Daily editorial
- Shenzhou XXI crew set for first extravehicular activities
- Xi, Macron attend China-France Business Council meeting
- China expected to prioritize boosting consumption and domestic demand in 2026, expert says
- Xi, Macron jointly meet press




























