U.S.-listed shares of Chinese companies were headed lower in Tuesday's premarket action after data showed exports falling sharply in July, suggesting a slowdown in global economic growth. China's exports during July declined by more than expected amid weak global demand, while vehicle sales within the country also fell.
U.S.-listed shares of Chinese companies were headed lower in Tuesday’s premarket action after data showed exports falling sharply in July, suggesting a slowdown in global economic growth. .
See... U.S.-listed shares of Chinese companies were headed lower in Tuesday’s premarket action after data showed exports falling sharply in July, suggesting a slowdown in global economic growth. .
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