China Oct trade surplus with U.S. at $26.62 billion, down from Sept-customs data

BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s trade surplus with the United States fell in October to $26.62 billion from $28.08 billion in September, according to data from China’s customs administration on Wednesday.

The surplus with the U.S. over the first ten months of the year was $222.98 bln, customs data shows.

While the October surplus was down from September – which a Reuters calculation showed was the highest on record – it was still one of the highest in recent years.

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