US exports to China are down nearly 10 percent, but companies have found a workaround

CNBC's Jane Wells reports on how companies are looking for loopholes to avoid the U.S-China tariffs.

[j.g.l]

Extra! Extra! The U.S. is now China's third largest trading partner, accounting for just 11.7% of China's total foreign trade. In the first five months of 2019, exports to the U.S. declined 3.2% and imports from the U.S. dropped 25.7%.

[precipice]

it'll be good for both countries to trade less with each other.

[fredwang]

Canada has more 'Recyclable Material' need to sell such as dirty diapers.

[agusagus-ciid]

the same loopholes of china could exporting to US market (avoiding on US tariff), folks !!!!.

[andis]

Finally someone tell the truth what is going on.

[ericdesharnais]

Country’s debt increased 2 trillions in 2 years ! Yeah Tariffs works great !!

[lenkiatleong]

LOL. Aren't CNBC TV afraid of being labeled as fake news by contradicting Trump?

[thejeffinvade]

Trump's tariffs is bad for Chinese workers and US consumers, good for Vietnam or Bangladesh.

[dadidadida]

Your export to China has down 26% according to China Customs report. Mean while, Canada export to China hikes 25%. Of course China export to Canada hikes as well, a 20% growth. Business will find their way.