0659 GMT - China's near-term export outlook is likely to be helped by positive progress in trade talks, say economists at BofA Securities. China's trade data showed exports remained resilient in May amid the trade truce and weak domestic demand, the economists note. June exports could be helped by the positive outcome of talks in Geneva in May, considering shipments take weeks. Focus is on the new round of trade talks in London. Holiday-season orders will likely support China's near-term trade outlook, the economists add. That indicates potential improvement in orders for traditional consumer products. (tracy.qu@wsj.com)
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June 10, 2025 02:59 ET (06:59 GMT)
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