Chinese imports of North Korean goods increased in May, though remained low due to the ongoing absence of coal, according to trade figures seen by Reuters.
The May figures released by Beijing's General Administration of Customs show imports increasing from $99.3 million in April to $123.8 million the following month.
Chinese imports of North Korean goods increased in May, though remained low due to the ongoing absence of coal, according to trade figures seen by Reuters.
The May figures released by Beijing's General Administration of Customs show imports increasing from $99.3 million in April to $123.8 million the following month.
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