The surplus figure stood at $8.9bn in the same period last year. But he Lunar New Year had fallen on 31 January in 2014, followed by a week-long national holiday, which meant it provided a weak comparison with this February.
For the first two months of the year, China's trade surplus has totalled $120.7bn, following the $60bn surplus in January.
"We still see strong headwinds facing China's exports this year," said ANZ economists Liu Ligang and Zhou Hao in a research note.
Premier Li Keqiang on Thursday announced a lowered growth target of "approximately 7%" for this year, and cut the trade growth target for 2015 to "around 6%".
The surplus figure stood at $8.9bn in the same period last year. But he Lunar New Year had fallen on 31 January in 2014, followed by a week-long national holiday, which meant it provided a weak comparison with this February.For the first two months of the year, China's trade surplus has totalled $120.7bn, following the $60bn surplus in January."We still see strong headwinds facing China's exports this year," said ANZ economists Liu Ligang and Zhou Hao in a research note.Premier Li Keqiang on Thursday announced a lowered growth target of "approximately 7%" for this year, and cut the trade growth target for 2015 to "around 6%".
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