BEIJING - China registered a deficit of $8.9 billion in its international trade in services in April.
The nation's total revenues from service trade in April stood at $20.2 billion, while expenditure hit $29.1 billion, according to data released on Friday by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange.
China reported a deficit of $41.7 billion in international service trade in the first four months of 2014, said the administration.
Trade in services includes areas such as transport, travel, telecommunications, finance and construction.
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