UBS On-Air: Paul Donovan Daily Audio 'Trading carefully'
About this episode
The episode discusses China's trade data and its implications for US imports and tariffs.
China’s July trade data showed ongoing growth in exports—some of this reflects re-exporting. The gap between what China says it is selling to the US and what the US admits to buying from China has reached extraordinary levels. China’s market share of US non-oil imports is 13.2% (China export data) or 8.4% (US import data). This suggests China’s US customers have become adept at avoiding tariffs, supporting China’s export sector.
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