10.12.2013 - China's commodities imports rebound
China's iron ore imports rebounded in November from the previous month to a fresh record, customs data showed on Sunday, as steel mills purchased more on improving steel demand driven by a more promising economic outlook. Crude oil imports also rebounded from a 13-month low in October to 5.73 million barrels per day (bpd) in November, the fourth highest daily imports this year, as refineries restarted following maintenance. Soybean imports surged 44 percent from October to more than 6.0 million tonnes last month, driven by good crushing margins and healthy demand. China's total exports handily beat forecasts in November, adding to recent evidence of a stabilisation in the world's second-largest economy as its leaders embark on an ambitious restructuring plan...............................................Full Article: Source
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