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- China September Refined Copper Imports Drop 9.5 Percent
- Shanghai's Foreign Trade up 22.3% in September
- Chinese Commodities Account for 80% in Myanmar Import
- Declared Imports of Plastic Raw Materials Up in Price and Down in Quant. at Shantou Customs since 2010
- Fruit Imports Up in Price and Down in Quant. at Shantou Customs since 2010
- Import Price of Natural Rubber Risen Largely at Guangdong Province during Jan.-Aug. 2010
- HK Wine Imports Grow 73% in First Eight Months
- Crude-Oil Imports Risen to Shandong Ports in First 8 Months 2010
- Frontier Import and Export Trade Presented Satisfactory Growth at Manzhouli Customs during Jan.-Aug. 2010
- Statistics of Iron Ore Imports of China in September
- Hong Kong's Export Quantity Up 31.5% in Aug. 2010
- China September Coal Imports Rise 15%
- Yunnan-ASEAN Trade Volume Achieved USD 3 Billion with an Increase of 44.8% Year-on-Year
- Beijing's Foreign Trade up 28.5% in September
- Beijing's Total Value of Import & Export in First 8 M onths Reached USD 194.9 Billion, Ranking the Fourth in the Whole Nation
- Preliminary Customs Statistics of China's Import and Export of Copper and Aluminum in September
- Import Value, Import & Export Value in September 2010 Struck New Highs, Monthly Surplus Lowest in Past 5 Months
- 2010 August Nickel Imports Data Analysis
- China Imports and Exports Aluminum in September
- Jiangsu's Foreign Trade up 41.8% in the First Three Quarters of This Year
- Brief Statistics on China's Import & Export in September,2010
- Soybean Imports Set to Surge
- Chinese Aluminum Imports Set to Soar
- China Copper Imports Drop First Time in Three Months
- Changshu Port's Lumber Imports First Broke 1 Million Cubic
- Cambodia Throws Embroidered Ball to Yunnan Entrepreneurs, Investment in Import & Export Enjoying Full Duty Exemption
- China's September Crude Oil Imports Advance to Record
- China January-September Iron Ore Imports Down 2.5 pct Year-on-Year
- China's September Exports up 25.1%, Imports Rise 24.1%
- China Aluminum Import Demand by China May Jump to 5 Million Tons, Harbor Says