China first half total trade with N Korea slumps 56 % year-on-year in dollar terms
23 Jul, 2018 
9:43 am BEIJING (Reuters) – The value of China’s trade with North Korea in the first half of 2018 tumbled 56.1 percent from a year earlier to $1.1 billion, customs data showed on Monday.
In the same period, imports from North Korea dropped sharply by 87.9 percent on-year to $107.3 million, while exports were down 38.8 percent to $997.3 million.
China’s June total trade with North Korea was valued at $217.16 million, down from $230.87 million in the previous month.
China’s exports to North Korea were $204.19 million in June while imports from North Korea were $12.97 million, the data showed.
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