China's coal imports totalled 56.88 million tonnes in the first five months of 2011, down 16.6 percent from a year earlier, the General Administration of Customs said on June 10, 2011. Customs did not...

Soybean imports by China, the biggest buyer, rose for a third month, adding to concerns that growing domestic supply may outpace demand from the livestock industry after hog diseases and a drought cut...

China's crude oil imports in May topped 5 million barrels per day for a fifth consecutive month, as limited domestic output growth prompts the world's second largest consumer to persistently tap impor...

China's trade surplus widened in May, but imports expanded significantly faster than economists had expected, alleviating somewhat concerns over a rapid slowdown in the world's second-largest economy....

China's import growth accelerated in May despite government efforts to cool an overheated economy, while exports weakened. Imports rose 28.4 percent, up from April's 21.8 percent and beating most forec...

Chinese copper imports in June may jump 25 percent compared with April as consumption and investment demand rise, said Jesse Jiang, the manager of copper research at Beijing Antaike Information Develo...

It is reported that Chinese steel mills have tried to raise the quotes of hot rolled coil (HRC) for South Korean market for August delivery recently. It's known that China export quotes of HRC for Augu...

Chinese copper imports in June may jump 25 percent from April as consumption and investment demand rise, said Jesse Jiang, the manager of copper research at state- owned Beijing Antaike Information De...

The bilateral trade between Cambodia and China reached 498 million U.S. dollars in the first quarter of 2011, 216 percent rise from 157.5 million U.S. dollars in the same period 2010, according to sta...

Inventories of iron ore at 25 of China's major sea ports rose by 380,000 metric tons to hit a total of 93.45 million metric tons on June 6, according to the Xinhua-China Iron Ore Price Index released ...

Trade value between China and ASEAN nations is expected to top $300 billion 2011 as the Free Trade Area (FTA) continues to offer boosts, said Xu Ningning, the executive secretary general of China-ASEA...

Based on the data issued by China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), in the first four months of 2011 China's net imports of coal declined by 27.2 percent year on year. The NDRC figu...

Reuters reported that Shanghai bonded warehouse copper fell more than a quarter from April as the arbitrage between Shanghai and LME prices improved and China's spot copper demand rose in May which co...

Trade between North Korea and China nearly doubled in the first quarter of 2011 compared to 2010. China's imports of North Korean goods, which were valued at around 401-million US dollars, increased 2...

China's alumina prices have fallen 7 percent since March due to increased supply, prompting merchants to consider exporting the raw material used for primary aluminium production to a steadier interna...

ATO Guangzhou successfully facilitated the sales of U.S. fresh fruit in South China with a series of marketing efforts and trade matchmaking services such as jointly themed fruit promotions, buyer mis...

Trade between China and the Portuguese-speaking countries from January to April rose 27.42 percent year-on-year to US$31.969 billion, according to figures published Tuesday in Macau by China's Customs...

China's corn imports this year will likely rise several times over last year's volume as increasing rural incomes underpin steady growth in pork consumption, a senior agriculture industry analyst with...

At the China Import & Export Fair in the southern city of Guangzhou in late April, one Western buyer protested against higher prices by wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with "Too Expensive" in Chinese. Th...

China plans to increase energy imports to address the country's looming summer power shortfall, the government announced. "With the coming of summer, the peak time for energy consumption and the rapid ...