81.   Topping the list are Thailand and Malaysia, already affected by growing Chinese exports of textiles and clothing.

82.   Tumbling currencies have started to make Chinese exports look over priced, and there have been fears that Beijing might be tempted to cut its exchange rates.

83.   U.S. raises concerns about Chinese nuclear exports.

84.   Uncertainty surrounding the size of any Chinese export sales this week weighed on the market, as did another week of sluggish U.S. export shipments.

85.   Washington had threatened to impose punitive tariffs on Chinese exports unless Beijing cracked down on factories producing counterfeit goods.

86.   Washington had threatened to impose punitive tariffs on Chinese exports unless Beijing cracked down on factories producing pirated goods.

87.   Hong Kong also serves as a major trans-shipment point for mainland Chinese exports.

88.   Human rights issues and suspected Chinese exports of missile components to Pakistan and Iran have frayed relations.

89.   Adams said Chinese exports continued to damp market sentiment, and that the general outlook is discouraging without strong improvement in demand.

90.   But most Chinese exports, including textiles, plunged in the same period.