China's export growth surged last month, from -3.2% y/y to +48.3%. (Data released on Monday.)
Imports remained weak, with the pace of contraction accelerating slightly from 19.7% y/y in January to 20.5%.
Capital Economics notes in a report on Monday:
- We wouldn't read too much into headline figures, as trade growth is highly volatile at the start of the year due to shifts in the timing of Chinese New Year.
- Looking ahead, we expect export growth to fall back sharply this month as the New Year effect fades and for import growth to recover somewhat.


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