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When I saw ‘collapse in exports in February’, it was the same story in January too … no smoothing the two months this lunar new year!
But, as I said before … everyone says the data is fictional, so logically there is nothing to worry about.

Worse than expected is an understatement.

Things are not getting better in China as Exports crashed 25.4% YoY (the 3rd largest drop in history), almost double the 14.5% expectation and Imports tumbled 13.8%, the 16th month of YoY decline – the longest ever. Altogether this sent the trade surplus down to $32.6bn (missing expectations of $51bn) to 11-month lows.

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EU leaders welcomed Turkey’s offer to take back migrants who cross into Europe, and agreed in principle to Ankara’s demands for more money.

Predictions of an oil rally to $50 a barrel has markets excited, but IHS cautions that the commodity hasn’t done rebalancing yet.

It’s recently come to our attention that email services associated with Microsoft (Hotmail, Outlook, MSN, Live) have started blocking the Peak Prosperity server that sends out our emails.

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OK, its time to light up the internet with some funny pictures, from exports:
I’m pretty sure that’s a typo – the title should be ‘Hysterical Chart’
And now, imports:

Submitted by John Whitehead via The Rutherford Institute,

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