Source: United States & Canada – South China Morning PostChina’s trade may slow in the second half of year, according to the customs administration, despite strong imports and exports in June, which both beat expectations.China’s exports grew by 32.2 per cent last month from a year earlier, to US$281.42 billion – up from the 27.9 per cent growth seen in May, data released on Tuesday showed. This was above the median result of a survey of analysts conducted by Bloomberg, which predicted 22.9 per cent growth.This was the 12th consecutive period of…Read More