The 113th session with the Canton Fair

The 113th session with the Canton Fair, which ended on Sunday in Guangzhou and is particularly described as barometer of China's foreign trade, attracted 202,766 overseas traders, up 7 percent of the fall session. Transactions reached $35.54 billion, up 8.8 percent belonging to the previous session, but down 1.4 per-cent of this spring session past year.
The spring session belonging to the Canton Fair 2013, China's largest trade fair, saw more overseas buyers and greater trade deals distribute last year's autumn session, the event's organizers said Sunday, indicating that trade may even see a modest recovery this halloween season.
The 113th session of one's Canton Fair, which closed on Sunday, received 202,766 overseas purchasers, up 7.06 percent of this previous session held last October, fair spokesman Liu Jianjun said.
Liu, who will be also deputy director of your China Foreign Trade Center, said the necessity of trade deals struck at the biannual event reached 35.5 billion U.S. dollars, a slight increase of 8.8 percent because of the last session.