China's Export Growth Slows Amid Economic Concerns and Tariff Uncertainty

China's exports and imports for November fell short of expectations, with exports growing by 6.7% and imports declining by 3.9% year-on-year. This underperformance comes amid broader economic challenges, including weak domestic consumption and a housing market downturn. The Chinese government has pledged to enhance monetary and fiscal policies to stimulate growth. Despite current export strength, future growth may be impacted by U.S. tariffs. Meanwhile, manufacturing activity showed slight improvement, but consumer inflation remains low.