Investing.com - China's exports rose in December for the first gain in six months, initial figures in yuan terms showed Wednesday.
Data from the General Administration of Customs showed a gain of 2.3% for exports in December compared with a year earlier in yuan terms. Data in dollar terms will be released later in the day. Imports fell 4.0% in December in yuan terms.
In 2015, exports fell 1.8% and imports declined 13.2% with a trade surplus of RMB3.69 trillion expanding 56.7% from 2014.