Source: China – South China Morning PostChina’s export growth slowed in January and February, combined data released on Monday showed, although it was better than expected.Exports grew by 16.3 per cent in January and February from a year earlier to US$544.7 billion, down from December’s growth of 29.9 per cent.It was above the median result of a survey of analysts conducted by Bloomberg, which predicted 15.7 per cent growth.Data for January and February are combined to smooth out the impact of the Lunar New Year holiday, which falls…Read More